What are Dino-Lite used for?
What are Dino-Lite used for?
On first glance you might think of the Dino-Lite digital microscope as more of a gadget than an effective, handheld, digital microscope, but it is a professional, handheld, portable microscope that is widely used in industry for inspection applications while also proving popular with hobbyists.
How much is a Dino-Lite?
$9900
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What is Dino capture?
DinoCapture is a professional microscope imaging software that was made for users of all levels, including basic features from image viewing and capture, measurement with calibration, to advanced features such as geotags and edge detection.
How do you set up Dino Lite?
Plug in the Dinolite into the laptop using the USB port on the side of the computer. Double-click the DinoCapture icon on the desktop to open the application. The Dinolite should be found, the L.E.D. light activated and an image (likely blurry) should appear in the large window in the software.
How do you calibrate Dino Lite?
- On the toolbar click on the Calibration icon and a drop down menu will appear.
- Select “New Calibration Profile”.
- A small window will pop up.
- Click “Continue Calibration” when finished naming the profile.
- In the new menu press F8 on the keyboard or click the “Freeze” button to freeze the calibration object.
How do you connect Dino Lite?
Do microscopes need to be calibrated?
Microscope Calibration can help ensure that the same sample, when assessed with different microscopes, will yield the same results. Even two identical microscopes can have slightly different magnification factors when not calibrated.
How do you find the calibration factor on a microscope?
During the calibration process, the stage micrometer has to be aligned with the eyepiece graticule scale followed by taking the readings. Readings obtained from the scales are then used for the purposes of calculating the calibration factor. The process involves aligning the zero point/lines on both scales first.