Looking for an affordable microscope to explore the magnified world? The Dino-Lite AM2111 Basic is a perfect starter option. This USB microscope delivers clear images (640×480 resolution) with built-in LED lights and a tough, easy-to-hold design. It lets you zoom in 10x to 70x, or even up to 200x depending on how close you hold it. Plus, you can capture images and videos (up to 30 frames per second) to save on your computer (PC or Mac) using the included DinoCapture or DinoXcope software. Great for hobbyists, students, and anyone curious to see the tiny details around them!
The Dino-Lite Basic is an easy to use Digital Microscope
Simply connect to a computer with USB 2.0 and share what you observe under the microscope on a monitor or delivery through digital media, friendly to use by beginners in microscopy.
Features
Magnification Range
The Dino-Lite Basic AM2111 digital microscope offers a wide range of magnification capabilities. With variable magnification up to 200x, this microscope is ideal for various applications that require detailed observation and analysis of objects. One of the most significant advantages of this device is its ability to magnify images without changing its lens, making it convenient and efficient to use.
Easy to Use
Simply connect to a computer with USB 2.0 to share what you observe under the microscope easily. You can share it directly on a monitor or through other media.
Specification
| Model | AM2111 Dino-Lite Basic |
| Interface | USB 2.0 |
| Product Resolution | 640×480 pixels (VGA) |
| Magnification Rate | 20x~50x, 200x |
| Sensor | Color CMOS |
| Frame Rate | Up to 30fps |
| Save Format | Image: DinoCapture2.0: BMP, GIF, PNG, MNG, TIF, TGA, PCX, WBMP, JP2, JPC, JPG, PGX, RAS, PNM DinoXcope: PNG, JPEGMovie: DinoCapture2.0: WMV, FLV, SWF DinoXcope: MOV |
| Lighting | 4 white LED lights for illumination |
| Operating System Supported | Windows XP/7/8/10/11 macOS 10.14 or later |
| Unit Dimension | 10.5cm (H) x 3.2cm (D) |
| Unit Weight | 100g |
Information About Working Distance and Field of View
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M = magnification rate WD = working distance FOV = field of view DOF= depth of field Unit = mm
