
Capture photos and videos of specimens with this Celestron Infiniview 44360 LCD digital microscope, which features a 5.0MP digital camera with 10x magnification, so you can take crisp, detailed shots. The battery-powered design enables on-the-go use.
Q: Can you see cells on this microscope?
A: InfiniView LCD Digital Microscope is a low magnification power microscope, mainly suited for examining specimens like coins, stamps, rocks, electronics, insects, and other 3D objects. Cell specimens on slides is not ideal for this microscope. Celestron's biological microscopes would be more suited to this type of viewing.
Q: Can microscope slides be used with this microscope? Thanks.
A: The Infiniview LCD Digital Microscope can be used for up-close viewing of traditional slides or 3-D specimens.
Q: Would this work for looking at arrowheads?
A: Yes, you can view arrowheads using the Infiniview LCD Digital Microscope.
Q: Can I use this microscope all by itself , not interested in connecting to a computer,
A: Yes, you can view objects directly on the microscope's LCD screen, and do not need to connect it to an external computer. Sincerely, Garrett at Celestron
Q: Does this come with software that can be downloaded online? My Macbook does not have a CD-ROM drive.
A: Yes, you can download the Portable Capture Pro Software in the Support and Downloads section of the InfiniView's LCD Digital Microscope's page. https://www.celestron.com/products/infiniview-lcd-digital-microscope
Q: Can image be shown on laptop qnd and smart TV like Samsung?
A: The InfiniView LCD Digital Microscope includes a AV cable to connect with an external monitor, projector, or TV screen. It can also connect to both Windows and Mac systems. Software is included.
Q: Will this work with Windows 10 & 11 thank you very much
A: The Infiniview microscope does work with Windows 10 and 11. The Portable capture Pro 3.0.1 software is backward compatible to Windows 7.
Q: I put a new SIM card in my microscope and it said “SIm Card Full” and won’t take photo. Why???
A: Please inspect if the SD card is in the “lock” position. It should be unlocked. Next, check to see if the SD card is in fact new and does not have images on it. If the issue remains, please contact Celestron Technical Support for other troubleshooting procedures. Their email address is: [email protected]