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Price is mentioned in the video about $1800 Australian. Looks good, and at Australia's dollar value this will be an excellent export product.
>QuoteQuote from: Smallsmt on Today at 00:51:47Do you have any price indication?The Sony camera is the best in market at this price range.You receive a wide auto focus range and high light sensitivity.Quote
Quote from: Smallsmt on Today at 00:51:47Do you have any price indication?The Sony camera is the best in market at this price range.You receive a wide auto focus range and high light sensitivity.
Do you have any price indication?The Sony camera is the best in market at this price range.You receive a wide auto focus range and high light sensitivity.
Price is mentioned in the video about $1800 Australian. Looks good, and at Australia's dollar value this will be an excellent export product. >QuoteQuote from: Smallsmt on Today at 00:51:47Do you have any price indication?The Sony camera is the best in market at this price range.You receive a wide auto focus range and high light sensitivity.Quote
Do you have any price indication?
I bet Dave already asked them to send him one to review.
The tagarno has the fancy electronic control box for zoom control etc and some rather expensive software 'options'. They really are slightly different beasts with possibly different usage. For basic inspection the Suba product is VERY compelling at that price point. We ordered one, apparently they sold 16 on the first day.
Wonder how long it takes to boot...
Quote from: Kadah on September 07, 2018, 07:17:17 amI bet Dave already asked them to send him one to review.I didn't actually. Probably should have. Need to use it some more, but I think I get one to replace my Tagarno, it's seem to offer many advantages for the types of video I do.
The owner told me they got an order for 400 units, not sure from whom.
I wonder what the latency is like - .it only takes a small delay to render a magnifier useless for working under ( as opposed to inspection) Odd that they supply the monitor ( though maybe to ensure latency performance) - will add unnecessary costs for shipping etc. if you could buy the monitor locally. Maybe they offer the option for overseas buyers.
I never really did commercial PCB inspection (other then the odd board) but arent there certain defects that don't show up well on a video microscope but are easily seen on a 3d one?
The ultimate microscope experience is still the Vision Engineering Mantis. They are stunning for inspection and assembly. If you need video for presentation or recording - they don't offer anything super special though.
The ultimate microscope experience is still the Vision Engineering Mantis. They are stunning for inspection and assembly. If you need video for presentation or recording - they don't offer anything super special though.\
Quote from: coppercone2 on September 09, 2018, 01:16:51 amI never really did commercial PCB inspection (other then the odd board) but arent there certain defects that don't show up well on a video microscope but are easily seen on a 3d one?Yes....to see it all the PCB needs to be tilted or use a mirror.
Quote from: rx8pilot on September 09, 2018, 01:41:52 amThe ultimate microscope experience is still the Vision Engineering Mantis. They are stunning for inspection and assembly. If you need video for presentation or recording - they don't offer anything super special though.I'm continually frustrated at seeing a stunning image in the Mantis and then not being able to capture it, even a still image. The image quality is just garbage
I wonder how long before the Chinese clone it - from what I could tell it was a motorised lens driven by the the image content.
Quote from: EEVblog on September 09, 2018, 11:29:14 amI'm continually frustrated at seeing a stunning image in the Mantis and then not being able to capture it, even a still image. The image quality is just garbage If you set it up right you can get some reasonable images pointing the camera at the screen, but you really want a trinocular setup to snap the current view. I suspect something about the optics makes it not so simple.
I'm continually frustrated at seeing a stunning image in the Mantis and then not being able to capture it, even a still image. The image quality is just garbage
Respect! Your AliExpress-fu is strong! I've attached a couple of pictures of mine. Got it about a year ago.
Quote from: taemun on September 12, 2018, 01:51:18 pmRespect! Your AliExpress-fu is strong! I've attached a couple of pictures of mine. Got it about a year ago.Well there you go, seems the dude lied to me. He said he had someone develop the UI app for him. Did say he got the camera sensor and optics from China though as you'd expect.
maybe they have done a new app - with the avarage quality of Chinese Software I'd be surprised if it was anywhere near perfect. The vid in the Aliexpress link I posted does show quite a lot of focus hunting, though that may be down to the settings.
Quote from: EEVblog on September 12, 2018, 02:44:56 pmQuote from: taemun on September 12, 2018, 01:51:18 pmRespect! Your AliExpress-fu is strong! I've attached a couple of pictures of mine. Got it about a year ago.Well there you go, seems the dude lied to me. He said he had someone develop the UI app for him. Did say he got the camera sensor and optics from China though as you'd expect.Going to do a debunking video Dave?
Quote from: mrpackethead on September 13, 2018, 07:38:00 amQuote from: EEVblog on September 12, 2018, 02:44:56 pmQuote from: taemun on September 12, 2018, 01:51:18 pmRespect! Your AliExpress-fu is strong! I've attached a couple of pictures of mine. Got it about a year ago.Well there you go, seems the dude lied to me. He said he had someone develop the UI app for him. Did say he got the camera sensor and optics from China though as you'd expect.Going to do a debunking video Dave?I've got one on order...