Reddit reviews Snapzoom Universal Digiscoping Adapter for iPhone and Android Smartphones. Compatible with Binoculars Microscopes Spotting Scopes and Telescopes.
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Snapzoom is highly customizable: With a simple initial set up Snapzoom fits a wide range of smartphones, phone cases and optics. Check out our set up video at: snapzooms.com/support.Perfect for larger phones like iPhone 11 Pro Max, Samsung Galaxy S10 & Note 10, and Pixel 3 XL. Still compatible with any smartphone up to 3.67 inches (93mm) wide, and 0.79 inches (23mm) thick — with or without a case.Eyepiece jaw accepts any eyepiece with an outside diameter between 0.91 - 2.17 inches (23-55mm) wide, and a minimum 1 inch (25mm) in height. Compatible with compact binoculars and smaller microscope eyepieces.Designed to hold the phone in landscape filming position for easier to watch videos on computer screens and TVs. Updated counterweight ball is better suited for larger phones.Every Snapzoom kit includes: a screwdriver, extra padding, counter weight kit and new utility bag to hold everything. *Phone and binoculars are not included.
You can also use a mount.
Snapzoom Universal Digiscoping... https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0169DL1F4?ref=ppx_pop_mob_ap_share
I haven't found the need for the phase contrast in 8+ years, but I'd go with the standard plan achromat phase contrast objectives (10x, 20x, 40x and 100x lenses). I've used cheap phase contrast setups, and I'd rather have good optics instead of a cheap phase contrast microscope.
Frankly, I use the base model with this adapter from Amazon to use my phone to take pictures and video. It's not the easiest to setup, but for the money, it takes great pictures if you have a decent phone. Random picture from my setup (E200 with Gram stain sample).