💎 Replacing cheap loupe with BELOMO 10x triplet.

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Using cheap loupe is annoying, so I made my search and ended up with this nice loupe from Belarus, it took one week to arrive by registered post, looks a nice piece, very good quality for reasonable price, what do you think?!
Specifications:
Magnification ratio: 10 times
Optical schema: Achromatic Triplet
Materials: Metal and glass
Color: Black
Focal distance: 28 mm (1.1 inch)
Linear field of view: 17 mm (0.67 inch)
Overall dimensions: 36 x 28 x 25 mm (1.54 x 1.1 x 0.98 inch)
Weight: 0.40 g.
Made in Belarus.
This video has been recorded by Huawei P10 lite!
#loupe #gemology #ruby #diamond
#comparison #magnifier #belomo

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27 сен 2024

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@truxton1000 3 года назад

Just got one ordered on Ebay from Belarus, shipped directly from the factory as I understand, cost £24.90 including delivery and was delivered in about 2 weeks. Comes without lanyard, stamped made in Belarus on the back with western letters so I believe it`s the export model with coated lenses. Only quality issue was a rather noticable blob of paint on one of the lenses. Could not remove with a nail or plastic as the paint was very hardened so had to cut carefully with a sharp scalpel, well a reminder of good old Sovjet style quality control I guess, I was actually not too annoyed by it as it`s almost expected sometimes when buying from the former Sovjet. The little leaflet was actually stamped to confirm it passed quality control so not sure what that was about as just one little look at it would have revealed the problem. Still it`s great quality for the price, a joy to use and I`m very happy with it regardless of the initial issue with the paint blob. So all in all 100% recomended.

@YVRCasting 4 года назад

Also you don't need it loose like your white one, or it'll move while you're holding it and looking.

@roberthamblett9619 Год назад

Belomo supply the sights and optics for the Russian army.

@johnivarjakobsen6725 3 года назад

Waiting on mine

@gemologyessentials8752 3 года назад

How is it?

@jadenephrite 4 года назад

Regarding the Specifications above for the BELOMO 10x Hastings triplet loupe, there is a typographical error which specifies its weight as a mere "0.40 g". However its weight as demonstrated in the video @ 4:02 is shown to be actually 41 grams.

@YVRCasting 4 года назад

Mine came with their nice lanyard 😎👀💬

@mrluis2479 Год назад

the bad thing is that belomo doesnt have led light :C

@marklangley7135 4 года назад

Think someone returned that one mate

@volcanowb 4 года назад

Proly got it in a car game

@secretman19 4 года назад

When shaking the loupe, the lens is loosely tighten inside and have a shaking sound right? Or mine came faulty

@gemologyessentials8752 4 года назад

No shaking sound here, it is your piece apparently, try to tighten it carefully.

@secretman19 4 года назад

Gemology Essentials thanks for your advice, I have tighten the lens and its alright now.

@Mr2Badboybrown 4 года назад

how good is the 20x loupe?

@gemologyessentials8752 4 года назад

Shoul be good, but gemology standard loop is 10x.

@robertwilliamson6121 2 года назад

10x is the standard for watchmakers, gemologists, geologists,prospectors and coin collectors. As the magnification power increases, the focal length, field of view, and field depth decrease. Using a loupe with higher magnification power such as 20x or higher yields a smaller field of view. Such limited specifics can prove to be an issue, especially as viewing specific spots becomes difficult and fiddly. A 10x magnification level loupe will almost always strike the perfect balance between clarity, field of view, focal length, and depth. I have a 10x, 14x, and 20x. All good Hasting Triplets. I use the 10x almost exclusively. Very rarely do I use my 14x or 20x loupes.

@jeffw1267 2 года назад

@@robertwilliamson6121 I'm a rare coin collector and the 20x loupe has important uses in that field. It's useful for finding tiny amounts of wear on the high points of a coin (which can cut the value of a coin in half) and is also good for finding hard-to-see varieties such as minor doubled dies. It also can expose counterfeit coins pretty easily. When looking at the coin as a whole, obviously you need less magnification. You can buy three different BelOMOs for less than $100 so the cost is not a problem.

@robertwilliamson6121 2 года назад

@@jeffw1267 I bought two BelOMO 10X. I also have one each of 10x, 14x and 20X Bausch & Lomb loupes. All excellent. I’m also a coin collector (ancient Roman and Greek, and old U.S., Canadian and British silver.) as well as a meteorite collector, and amateur geologist and rock and mineral and fossil collector. So my loupes get a lot of use. But still…..if I could only have one loupe… it would be one of my 10X BelOMO or Bausch & Lomb loupes. Probably my BelOMO. Because I find I use 10X much more than 14X or 20X.

@leon930 Год назад

@@robertwilliamson6121 sorry for chiming in this way. i do hone razors and i would like to get a loupe to have a better idea of the apex, which one do you think i should consider in my case?