Celestron 44422 Digital USB HD Microscope Imager, 5MP CMOS Sensor, Mac & Windows Compatible, Black
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Size: Digital Microscope Imager HD 5MP
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Bring your traditional microscope into the 21st century by adding the Celestron 5MP Digital Microscope Imager. This microscope imager features a high-resolution 5-megapixel CMOS sensor that can capture detailed images and 30fps video. Display a live feed from your microscope on your PC via a USB connection. The included software allows you to take precise measurements and add notes about your specimen. This 5MP microscope imager is compatible with Mac OS X or Windows OS. Setting up the imager is quick and easy. Just replace your microscope’s eyepiece (23mm or 30mm diameter) with the imager and connect via USB. This microscope imager is ideal for classrooms, science labs, hobbyists, and more.
Light Source Type: LED
Model Name: Digital Microscope Imager HD 5MP
Material: Aluminum
Color: Black
Product Dimensions: 6.5"L x 5.87"W x 2.25"H
Magnification Maximum: 30
Item Weight: 97 Grams
Voltage: 5 Volts (DC)
Brand: Celestron
Compatible Devices: Personal Computer
Product Dimensions: 6.5 x 5.87 x 2.25 inches
Item Weight: 3.42 ounces
Item model number: 44422
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: No
Date First Available: May 20, 2016
Manufacturer: Celestron Acquisition LLC
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Size: Digital Microscope Imager HD 5MP
It has too much magnification for a compound biological microscope and way too much for my stereo viewing parts scope. It resolves to about a 30x eyepiece and reasonable size samples wont fit in the viewing frame. It would be great if a reduction lens could be fitted to make it a 10x eyepiece in addition to the 30x. Also the software must be restarted if the 5v usb power is removed then reapplied.
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Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on April 7, 2023 by JZ
Size: Digital Microscope Imager HD 5MP
This is great for teachers or hobbyists. I could not get everything to work on my Mac. Finally I got at least the magnified image (good quality). Not bad for the price. Does what I wanted.
Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on April 18, 2023 by STEVE
Size: Digital Microscope Imager HD 5MP
1. "The image is too zoomed in!" is because you selected a photo or video resolution of 1920x1080. This is not the native resolution of the camera and it zoom/crops it. Select the 960P resolution and suddenly you can see the same field of view as the oculars. It also significantly improves the picture quality. 2. The sensor maxes out at 1920x1080 (2mp) and is NOT a 5MP sensor. This is the actual resolution as detected by either Mac camera or Windows camera software. You only see the 2560 resolution offered in the Celestron software that comes with it because it is software upsampling the 2mp image. It's not real resolution. 3. the CCD is protected behind a glass IR filter on the end of the camera, but that glass IR filter is not protected by anything. You NEED an end cap when the camera is not in the microscope or you WILL scratch the lens and get dust. It does not come with one. I used a small black felt sack for this purpose. 4. There is absolutely NO manual control over the camera, gain, constrast, brightness, ISO, or shutter speed. The camera is in full auto all the time regardless of software and this can't be over written. You can adjust 'gamma, brightness, contrast' in the celestron software and your OS camera app, but it only adjusts how it appears on your screen, not the actual camera itself. This mean as you change the condenser Fstop, or the brighness of your illuminator, or you move the slide around from light to dark areas, the image is constantly hunting brighter and dimmer, and it often under exposes bright images so if you have a lot of white (like the area around your specimin) instead of white you get a dull grey, dark image. No way to counter act this that I've found. Other than these pit falls, it's basically plug and play with any microscope and you don't need any special drivers to use it. It's detected as a camera by mac or windows, and just works. The camera itself has a 20x magnification factor so if you're using 10x eyepieces, the camera image will be roughly twice as zoomed. With a 4x objective I can still see an entire plant stem cross section in one image, when using it at 960P resolution. At 1080p resolution it's so zoomed in it's almost unusable.
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Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on September 19, 2021 by Kodack
Size: Digital Microscope Imager HD 5MP
I had real trouble getting my first one to work on any device, and I replaced it through Amazon. Then I exchanged multiple emails with the company regarding the correct software installed. Once they sent me a link to the correct thing, the software worked but still no images. They then sent detailed instructions. Five pages, but the first line was the big clue: "Use Window embedded program “ Camera “ if can not see the live image, change USB Port test again, if also no image, The device is broken..." As I was making sure to use a USB port I knew was working, an image flicked on the screen for an instant. I found that if I could get the rather loose USB plug in just the right position, it would work fine. Any movement at all, and the image would poof again. My problem is I have children using this in my homeschool science class, and they are definitely going to jog the wire. I'll see what I can do with duct tape.
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Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on December 27, 2022 by Angela
Size: Digital Microscope Imager HD 5MP
Let's start with the good about this very inexpensive camera. It would probably be sufficient for a child who is a beginner with absolutely no experience nor expectations. It will capture a rough image of part of what you are seeing but the image will be poorly exposed and the white balance will be wildly off. It can, easily enough, capture a rough image. The software is definitely the weak link although the camera itself isn't much better. The first problem with the software is that it is impossible to view the entire image area on the screen. When you open the software, you immediately get a live view from the camera but you are only seeing a tiny portion of that already small imaging area. Changing the settings has absolutely no effect on the display screen. I'm using a 4K monitor so I have plenty of resolution on my display to actually see the entire 5mp image area all at one time but the software doesn't seem to allow this. Not being able to see the entire imaging area in the software is compounded by the fact that because the imaging camera has such a tiny sensor (1/2.5"), at best, you will get a 2x image compared to what you are seeing in the eyepiece. Then, on top of that, your live view in the software is only showing you a tiny portion of that tiny 2x view from the camera. So, then I just accepted the fact that maybe that live view screen is simply for focusing so I focus and I go ahead and capture an image. Snapping an image is a slow, delayed process that requires about 3 seconds in total. Why? It's a rinky dinky tiny image! If I were snapping a 100mp image, I'd expect a bit of a delay but not at such a tiny 5mp resolution. This software is slow, clunky, quirky and provides very little control. The quality of the images are really lousy. The camera tends to blow out/overexpose highlights which really produces terrible images. There are some rudimentary controls in the settings of the software but this does not help. The highlights always seem to remain over-exposed and blown out no matter how much I turn down the brightness. Even when you change the settings to get the images looking a bit better, then next time you open the software, you need to change the settings all over again because the software always reverts to the default settings (which are horrendous). The white balance is always wildly off. My images turn out noisy and yellow... deep, dark yellow. I can manually adjust the white balance setting from its default 6000K down to 2700K but the image has color balance issues that vary across the frame. For instance, the left third of the image is always showing a magenta hue to my photographer's eyes. Resolution... When I did the math calculations for necessary resolution for various objectives when used with this camera, I found that this camera does not have enough resolution when using a 4x objective and it is obvious in the images. When you get up to 10x the image improves but it is still grainy, dull, very "uncrisp", and sporting the exposure and white balance issues mentioned above. There are definitely problems with this cheap camera with its old and tiny sensor but the biggest issue is the software. I cannot get this camera to work with any other software package either which only compounds the problem. If I could use better software, then I could possibly gain more control over the camera rather than being stuck with the crude control in Celestron's software. Unfortunately, I'm stuck with the lousy Celestron software and this software truly renders this camera useless. My current work-around is to use one of my photography cameras rather than using this Celestron HD Imager. It is awkward but the resulting images and video are worlds better than what this Celestron package can produce.
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Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on October 28, 2020 by Patrick W Maher
Size: Digital Microscope Imager HD 5MP
I had issues mounting it, tried a few adapters and seems to work, the pictures turn out ok.
Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on January 6, 2023 by Alex Panchul