Diple Grey lens

Name: Diple Grey lens
SKU: D0025
Availability: InStock

32.90€

1 Diple Grey lens 90x – Resolution of about 0.9 micrometer.

Applying zoom, it allows to reach a magnification of about 900x on the screen of the device in use, without pixelation.

Magnification: 90x - 900xx

Which is the magnification factor and the FOV?

The magnification factor is the ratio between the size of the subject seen on the device screen and its actual size. Said that, on an average smartphone screen the magnification of DIPLE Grey is about 75x; it can be multiplied by the digital zoom without observing significant pixelation effect.

A precise calibration of the system (phone+lens) can be performed with a micro-ruler (you can find it among the accessories).

The useful Field of View (FOV) is about 0.7mm in diameter.

For which subjects should I use this lens?

The best subjects on which you can use your DIPLE Grey are botany, histology and zoology samples, pond water, algae, details of cells and all the typical subjects of traditional microscopy classes. With this lens you can even see some bacteria.

Is there any video tutorial?

Of course! You can find it HERE.

Is my phone compatible?

Since there is no need to clamp or attach them, DIPLE lenses work with virtually all models of smartphone and tablet in the market.

What is the working distance?

The working distance for this lens is short, becuase of its high magnification factor (and due to its small diameter).

WD: 0.5-0.6mm (in air)

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With a magnification of about 90x this lens allows you to get amazing results in the observation in transmitted light of microscopic organisms, details of cells, some bacteria, pollens, spores, protists, fibers… or any other thin sample!

This lens is for bright-field microscopy.

ZOOLOGY

BOTANY

MICROBIOLOGY

CELLS

WHAT YOU CAN DO WITH DIPLE GREY LENS

With a magnification of about 90x this lens allows you to get amazing results in the microscopic observation of microscopic organisms, cells, prepared slides and various thin samples from the microworld!