A digital microscope is a microscope that contains a tiny digital camera (CMOS) and is connected to a computer. The images seen through the microscope's eyepiece can be shown on the computer's monitor and saved on the hard drive as an image (in various formats) or as video, or timelapse video.

Digital microscopes are used widely in industry and research and industry:

1.in art galleries for restoration work

2.in the textile industry for examining fibre quality

3.by scientists (entomologists, palaeontologists, marine biologists and others) in laboratories and in the field

4.in engineering workshops to examine tooling and printed circuit (PC) boards

5.by horticulturists for identifying insects and plant diseases

6.in pest control work

7.by printers to check the quality of print

8.in forensic analysis and the identification of forged documents

9.by veterinarians to identify and remove such things as small ticks

10.by beauticians to identify skin problems and in fine tattooing work

11.by audiologits to examine the inner ear

12.by dentists to examine teeth

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