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Help with microscopes for viewing the skin
« on: 03/02/2025 19:46:06 »
If anyone has any experience with using a digital microscope to view the skin down to 500x 1000x and the sort of money I would have to spend to get good enough resolution to decipher enough to detail as evidence of my skin condition. Any help is welcome
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