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Thanks for the effort, this is a great video. But, I still could understand which one is better. And also would you please tell me which one is good for Jewellery business? It will be appreciated. Cheers.
@@andybee2784 Andonstar has more depth of field. You can have the whole SMD pin in focus. With Mustool you can't have everything in focus at once. You can use any of the two for SMD work, but Andonstar is much easier to work with, plus you can route the image on bigger external screen
I'm blown away in how the microscope has advanced. My stars, the little Nick knacks I could make. Wow.. You vid answered almost all my questions. Thanks for taking the time to put this together.
One substantial difference in image quality is due to the extra led lighting, and that´s easy to solve. I have the cheap one, and I attached to it a shitty cheap selfie led ring. Man, that does a diference. It is night and day working on the boards, as the stock lighting is just crap. I also attached it to a cheap "magic arm" gripped to a shelve so you don´t shake the image when workin on the table, and that helped a lot too. The whole assembly is clumpsy and kinda crappy, but for that money I´m really happy. It sure gives a too warm color in the camera output to he computer and the recorded images, but it isn´t that bad. On the lcd the colors more accurate. I would´n spend more money in this kind of microscope. I would rather go for a pure USB one and use a nice big display to show the image (even cheaper than the cheap one if you have the computer/display next to the workbench), or go for an entry level binocular/trinocular. That last one would be for sure my next upgrade if I had the money to spare.
Same!! You can see the difference when He moves the Andonstar Led as its next to Mustool; I got mine on black Friday deal. I put a led ring light on it and it's works great
@@JTMakesIt what about the AD208 vs the mustool? which one is better, price difference is $25 from the $100 andonstar also do you know of any good ones that have a stand but no screen that you can use an android device as a screen instead? I have a cheap Chinese endoscope and it ha san android app for your phone , limited to which phones it works with though but I see no reason they couldn't do something similar with these have cell phone mount or tablet mount and stand and better optics, most phones and tablets would provide a better screen , I feel like paying for the screen is a waste and the money could go to better optics or other parts instead or just bring he cost down, you could argue that developing an app would add cost but in the case of the endoscope I don't think it did since it was less than $5
I am interested in the Andonstar AD407 mainly to view coins that would be between 30-35mm in diameter with the minimum magnification would i see the entire coin or part of it .How Thank you
The hdmi gives it the only reason id consider the more expensive scope as this comes in handy when working with minute pcbs and to see them close up on a big screen gets the thumbs up but the cheap scope is quite usefull
For electronic rework/soldering, you only need 10x-40x magnification... are there any USB based microscopes, true 4k/optical-zoom that you'd recommend? For example, one that can output video 1) wirelessly to a android/monitor receiver (Miracast/Wireless-HDMI) 2) Wired USB to latptop/tablet device 3) Wired HDMI Dual-lens for seeing depth.. and a large Field-of-View would also be nice. Unfortunately, the ones I've seen are very expensive, presumably because they have way too much optical zoom (130x-180x lens), or come with their own 10" display, or gimic features like remote-control, etc.
@@JTMakesIt in terms of resolution, magnification power and reliability and quality of image are you sure?? and yes in features obviously andonstar is clear winner...
For the money i find andostar overpriced, the stand is poor and unstable i would want an industry heavy duty stand for that money. Also the sensor is upscaling is software its not a 4k sensor at all very misleading. I prefer the tomlov 7" for half the price but great image quality no lag even to hdmi out.
@@JTMakesIt Ok thanks I'll try if by chance you also have time to figure out a valid alternative can you let me know? Surely you are more experienced than me, Thank you so much .
Когда уже в стоматологических микроскопах откажутся от окуляров? Смотреть в монитор удобнее. Особенно если ты носишь очки. Да и с монитором эргономичнее, ты не привязан к окулярам. Можешь отодвинутся или приблизится. Во многих микроскопах не меняется угол между окулярами и микроскопом, и ты вынужден голову наклонять вниз, а не смотреть прямо!
Andonstar is bad for the price and not worth buying. A couple of cheap 'mods' (better light and a arm) to the cheap scope make it much better and still cheaper.
In my case the Andonstar has a much better image quality which is worth the extra cost. But of course it depends on what you need the microscope for
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Thanks for the share. can you please let me know if it´s possible to clean all information from the screen (icons, timer, etc) from the ANDONSTAR AD407 since i intend to use this on a art project and don´t need this information to show. ty.
Hi, Sorry for late reply. You can remove clock, but I don't know if you can remove everything. I will need to test it. But you can always crop stuff out with video editing software.
No way to correct the yellow tint with adjusting contrast or saturation settings? Worse case one could correct it with a filter post-processing the video.
Yeah, but I found that whole yellow story strange, as the mustool has plenty of and very strong white/bluish leds. How could they possibly slant colors in yellow direction? Well, if you're wearing a yellow t-shirt, that reflect colors into the area, you will get color bleeding, especially if mustools ligths are dimmed down. No reason to think the image sensor is malfunctioning at one resolution, then starts working again at another. There is no lens either, that could bleed color.
@@JTMakesIt I don't quite understand why they say it has magnified 1200 times. In my opinion, to see the true magnification, you need a screen with the angle of view and resolution of the eye.
There's no "microscopic level" other than the measurement itself. A microscope simply delivers an image of objects that are typically measured in microns. There are many traditional microscopes that have less magnification than these...
i bought it g1200 , and used it for a month , and i regret it , the image quality is very bad , it never gives good balance between light and dark areas , the light is refleced directly to the camera when working with cicuit boards or electronics repairs , cannot see the parts clearly and the colors is not clear too , cannot tell if there is some thing dicolored or burned , and after a month or so of usage , it died , it doesnt turn on , i opened it and tested the board , i found the circuit board to be shorting on the power area next to the charger port , and its poor design seems to have failed in short time because it generates lots of heat while it doesnt have and proper cooling , its one of the worst microscopes in the market and no matter what price you pay for it , doesnt worth it never buy this model , you will end up throwing it in trash
