Model quality.

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Hello Geezer Iwill check out my local Bunnings store, these day's it's like an Aladdin's cave
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@ColRay I bought several types of head-mounted magnifying glasses to trial them. I found the most useful ones to be the type EdW has shown, with a sheet of magnifying plastic about 3-4 inches wide. These focus at a far enough distance to let you work.

The other types - jewelers loupes and magnifying camers - need to be held right up against the work. Fine for examining microscopic detail - not so good for working.

If you can find one, the types which allow two magnifying sheets to be hung in front of your eyes offer a wider range of magnification...
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Hi Ed I did purchase a pair of glasses on eBay should have multy focal lengths , ended up as only one very very strong, I guess the white part has led lights Col.
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Been using one like this for modelling and electronic work for a while now, no complaints. The problem with a camera and PC is getting used to the relationship between the screen and your hands as they are not aligned.
Ed
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Model quality.

Model quality.

Downloading images of the Bluebird I noticed a few quality issues eg a loss of fine detail and rough edges.

One of the problems is age related failing eye sight , it started several years when I suffered an eye injury , then two years ago I had corrective eye surgery , for everyday going about things my sight as spot-on at 83 I still drive a 6 speed manual car without any problems so it isn't all bad, it's just close up work model making that is of concern.

I purchased a magnifying / stand from the local hardware store as much use as lamb chop at a vegan bar-b-q.

I have been told about a small high powered camera that usb / computer for live magnified viewing .

Anyone had any experience of this type of camera ? Col.

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