For Sale Swift Stereo Ninety Microscope With 10X Occulars On A 1X & 3X Turret

DESCRIPTION: Swift Stereo Ninety Microscope With 10X Occulars On A 1X & 3X Turret. Ser. No.643972. As shown.

CONDITION: Some finish wear and light soiling overall. Lenses have minor soiling inside that does not effect the operation of the microscope. Microscope is fully functional.

PRICE: $ 69

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This type of microscope is VERY handy to have to inspect defects in negatives. It's very clear if what you are looking at is a scratch or a dust, embedded or on top, and if so, which side. I have one similar and use it fairly often. Once, I had a long scratch on a negative. It was clear the issue wasn't my camera body because I found a particle embedded at the end of the long scratch.

Highly recommended for film photographers....

tkamiya said:

This type of microscope is VERY handy to have to inspect defects in negatives. It's very clear if what you are looking at is a scratch or a dust, embedded or on top, and if so, which side. I have one similar and use it fairly often. Once, I had a long scratch on a negative. It was clear the issue wasn't my camera body because I found a particle embedded at the end of the long scratch.

Highly recommended for film photographers....

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That's right...And Grandchildren love to look at bugs with it too!

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