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Update 5 August 2009: The Observer III and IV, our best-selling educational microscopes for homeschooling and high school use, are being replaced by the Student Microscope series. For professional lab and medical microscopes, please have a look at the Revelation III series, the M2 Labscope, or the great new I4 Labscope.
The "Observers" are light-transmittance (biological) microscopes. If you're looking for a 'scope to view minerals, fossils, stamps, or similar items, please have a look at the Paragon and Achiever stereo inspection microscopes. Observer III................Please see our new Student Microscopes Monocular version (single-eyepiece). We use one of these to take most of our photomicrographs. It's just a great all-around microscope at an affordable price. Observer III w/ Binocular head Lets you use both eyes at once to see through the microscope.
Observer IV...............Please see our new Student Microscopes Monocular version (single-eyepiece). The Observer IV is like the III with an extra objective lens (100x oil-immersion lens, for a total magnification of 1000x).
Observer IV w/ Binocular head............ Lets you use both eyes at once for a view that looks better and feels more natural. Observer IV fully-featured "Plus" model......... Binocular head, mechanical stage, coaxial focus, & halogen lighting. Each of these features is a step up from the one provided on the standard Observer IV. This makes it the top of the line in the Observer series. Please see the new M1 PLUS Binocular which has all the features of the fully-loaded Observer IV. Accessories
Mechanical Stage for Observer series microscopes.............$48 Put this on your Observer IID, III, or IV to allow for precise positioning of your slide. Oil Immersion Lens, 100x - DIN achromatic oil objective. Lets you upgrade your Observer III to 1000x (will also fit the Obs. IV as a replacement part). #OB-100XR....................................$89 Manuf. retail is $99 Teaching Head & 10x Eyepiece.......................$90 Replaces the regular monocular head on an Observer. Lets two people use the microscope at once so the instructor can find and point out important cell features.
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