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Question: Does it have removable eyepieces? Can I use the Celestron digital imager with it?
Document: I had to purchase and return no less than FIVE digital microscopes off the web before I finally discovered the Celestron 44104.Specimens look sharp with plenty of range from 40x up to 500x. Celestron sells additional eyepieces that work with this scope that expand that range even further. With two light sources to choose from (Electric LED or a conventional Mirror) you really have all the bases covered when it comes to lighting your specimen.
We'll probably purchase a 10X wide view lens as well. A great source for these lenses is Home Science Tools in Billings, Montana. They have a nice web site, and nice print catalogs. Also very affordable prices. Finally, we also purchased, via Amazon, the Digital Imager by Celestron, and it is also a very good value.
A high power dark field condenser (now that is an expensive upgrade $130) which allows BEAUTIFUL high power dark field view. You can also make your own dark field with tape and a piece of cardboard, but that'll only work with up to 10X objective, which I also use and it works great. Getting a microscope camera such as the Celestron Imager is also worth it and saves you from squinting a lot.
I have been looking at various microscopes for online for over a year. i came close to buying a celestron digital scope but was turned off by the reviews mentioning poor quality plastic components. I was (and still am) skeptical about the LCD display as well. I looked at a few other scopes as well- Amazon had an offer for a microscope with 2000X of magnifying power. The trouble with going over 1000X, however, is that you need oils with special optical qualities to make use of the microscope.
I bought this microscope after reading all the reviews, paying special attention to the fire hazard ones. They indeed have switched the light source over to LED technology and it runs extremely cool at all times so don't let the past 'fire hazard' reviews discourage you.The price is right and the images are of good quality. It is as good as anything I used in college biology. I plan on buying their $40-50 digital imager for it now as my middle aged eyes are tired of squinting through the lens.
I sold this one and bought a digital LCD microscope from Celestron instead. But this one works just as good.
I'm no microscope wiz, but I bought the Celestron 44104 500x microscope and have been very pleased. It is easy to setup and use. The adjustments are handy allow for good control of the slide placement. It works well with the mirror or the powered light source. The packaged slides that come with the scope are nice, but it would have been even better if it came with several blank slides for your own use.
After returning several different styles of Celestron microscopes theCelestron 44104 500x Power Advanced Biological Microscopeis a keeper. High quality and easy to use. I did notice the bulb attachment does get hot and it has a strange "burning" smell to it but as long as you do not use for long periods of time it should be ok. The other option is to use the mirror as a lighting source. This is strong and sturdy (has a good weight to it). Highly recommended.
These days, with most things we buy falling far short of our expectations, this product is a satisfying exception to that rule, delivering far more quality than I had been expecting for the price I paid. I have used $500.00 scopes in biology labs that felt less stable and quality built than this Celestron microscope!My one and only gripe is that Celestron didn't think to include a couple of BLANK specimen slides for use with our own specimens! Instead, 5 prepared slides are included in this package.
With Amazon's fantastic return policy, you really have nothing to loose. Buy a 44104 and give it a test drive! I am pretty sure you will be as impressed as I am, especially if you pick up the imager with it! Take it from someone who bought and returned no less than FIVE scopes before discovering the 44104, you will be hard pressed to find a better value even up to the $500.00 range.
Answer: Yes, you can. I've never seen a scope with permanent oculars.