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from Email,
Aug - Oct, 2007
8/20/2007 08:31 AM
The EM300M eyepiece camera is so great and the software is so user friendly that we don't even use our more expensive eyepiece camera that we purchased just one year ago anymore.
Thank's !!
K. Natick, MA 01760
9/20/2007 2:05 PM
I love my new Dino-lite with the measurement capabilites!
Thank you,
D.S. M.D. Manager
Xennovate Medical LLC IN 47374
9/20/2007 8:22 AM
On viewing skin lesions with a handheld digital microscope:
One tool which some clinicians have found useful to view skin lesions and fibers is the Dino-Lite AM313.
This handheld, digital microscope can be used to document and measure object images found in association with the skin and skin lesions of patients with Morgellons disease.
W.H. MD - Colorado Springs, CO 80919
www.Morgellons.org
October 17, 2007 5:39 PM
I purchased a Dino-Lite from you back in June and it is one of the most useful tools I have and it seems to work under quite arduous circumstances and environments. I plan on purchasing another one soon.
Thank you,
Dr. S.C. Salmon
10/25/2007 7:00 PM
We have recently purchased one of your AM413T digital microscope cameras.
We are very impressed with the results so far.
D. Irving
Design Engineer
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from Email,
June-July, 2007
7/3/2007 4:03 PM
From a firearms expert's point of view, the "Dino-Lite" model AM313FVT UV
allows particles of gun powder to show up clearly even against a black or dark background
because of the ultraviolet lighting.
Image Link
7/31/2007 4:03 PM
I'm also Working on a paper to publish and used the AM413T microscope you just
shipped to me to take the excellent attached photographs.
Image Link
Evan T. @ WA
6/29/2007 11:18 AM
I received my AM313 microscope and stand and am very satisfied. The measurement features of this model were a critical part of my decision in purchasing the unit. You have a very useful product.
Congratulations.
Dr. Stuart. S. @ OH 6/29/07
6/25/2007 11:16 AM
We had a chance to use the (EM-200F) microscope eyepiece camera and we found that its sensitivity atlow levels of illumination is pretty good. Thanks again!
J.D. @ Yale University School of Medicine.
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from Email,
MAY 23-25, 2007
05/25/2007 12:39 PM
Thank you.
I have received the AM311ST and I am very impressed.
I should also have the Fluorescent UV model on order soon.
I have had good initial success with using a mirror for certain inspections with the AM311ST.
will pass along good words about yours products to others. Have a great day.
Gary. L.
5/24/2007 3:28 PM
This thing is really, really cool. I bought mine from ThinkGeek.com. Thanks again! I'm having fun now...
Ron. H.
5/23/2007 5:37 PM
Do keep me posted on new stuff! We use the Dino-Lite all the time. I carry mine in my briefcase, and use it constantly when I travel to inspect solder.
Mark.Y. @ San Diego, CA USA
5/23/2007 7:15 AM
Thank you very much for the wonderfully economic products from your company. They are just wonderful, especially the EM130 and the AM313T models. THANKS.
LEONEL. G.
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from Mike. R of NH,
Apr 10th, 2007
I purchased the Dino-Lite AM313 Digital Microscope in March of this year for use in cataloging my coin collection. I use a coin inventory management application that supports storing up to 6 images per coin and I wanted a way to easily capture a variety of images for each of my coins. I own a couple of digital cameras and was in the process of researching the purchase of a new macro lens for this purpose when I came across an advertisement for the Dino-Lite. It appeared to be the perfect fit for what I needed and at a cost that was about 1/3 of what a new macro lens was going
to cost.
I want to tell you how pleased I am with the Dino-Lite and the accompanying DinoCapture software. Installation and setup was quick and easy and I was able to begin capturing coin images immediately. The quality of the images with the default settings was great but after playing around with lighting and the wide array of video settings in the application I was able to capture even better images. This is truly a perfect product at a perfect price. |
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Posted by Padre
@ 5:43pm
http://www.thetechstop.net/conf-ces2007.html#bigc
bigC - Portable Digital Microscope
I'm a geek... a big one... I admit it... so perhaps it is no
surprise that I was instantly attracted to a little kiosk that was
showing off portable digital microscopes.
The Dino-Lite series of digital
microscope/camera's from BigC.com may seem like simple gadgets but they are all professional in their
capabilities. The above pictures give a reasonable picture of the
types of images that can be obtained from their self-illuminated
microscope. In addition to clear still shots, the Dino-Lite
microscopes can take video at up to 30fps. Plus, you can adjust
the
magnification from 10x-200x with continuous zoom and output to either
a USB or composite interface.
http://www.thetechstop.net/conf-ces2007.html#bigc |
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from Joel Gould,
OCT 2nd, 2006
I have been a coin dealer for almost 25 years now and I spend a
good deal of my time examining a variety of coins in great
detail. The value of collectible coins is determined by many
factors and are "graded" based on the condition of the coin. The
DINO-LITE allows me to closely examine and either determine or
verify the condition and grade of these coins and to send the
magnified images to my customers in real time! This way the
customers and other dealers can make purchasing decisions without
having to send the coins all over the country for inspection.
Recently, I was able to almost double my money on a coin purchase
by sending the magnified images to another dealer who then
determined that my coin had been improperly "graded". He offered
me almost twice my asking price! |
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from Howard Dunn, AUG 25th, 2006
My wife and I are both professor's at the local university and
are both very much involved in our children's education. We
purchased a DINO-LITE digital microscope for our household so the
whole family can use for both learning and school projects for the
kids as well as just for fun. One day we were all just sitting
around and my wife decided to examine a mole on my back. Well she
said it did not look good and we became concerned so I decided to
have it checked out by my doctor. It turns out it was precancerous
so he removed it. The doctor told me it was a good thing I came in
when I did. Thank you DINO-LITE!
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from Jim Thompson ,
June 18th, 2006
Recently our junior high school science department
received the DINO-LITE handheld digital microscopes they had
ordered. Both students and teachers were very exited and could
not wait to put them to use. We immediately began to examine
everything around us in microscopic detail. The students all took
turns looking at leaves, soil, clothing and each other's skin,
etc. Everyone had a great deal of fun and were very anxious to use
this new teaching tool for actual classroom projects. |
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