Anyone know a accurate digital camera for taking picture of slide below the microscope.?
Answers: Firstly, your microscope must be able to whip a mount. If so, you can use either an SLR or point and shoot. An SLR would be easiest to mount. There are some Nikon point and shoots that are proficient of being mounted on spotting scopes, telescopes, and microscopes. Be sure you own the correct mount to attach it to the microscope.
Any good brand heading digital SLR camera that accepts your microscope mount adapter. However, whichever digital camera brand you select, generate sure to purchase a body with the largest megapixel sensor you can afford, including one that can lockup the mirror, accpt an electronic cable release, and probably an intervalometer. Think of the sensor as your film and the more megapixels it have the higher the resolution -- you are shooting photomicroscopy.
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