Olympus BH2
In this current research I will eventually have to conduct genetic analyses of the soil microbiome, but I'm a bit insecure about having punched in ZERO hours at the lab (yes, I'm a lab virgin). I only know in theory how microscopes work, what beautiful images they make possible before our eyes, but never looked down the barrel of an Olympus, or heck, even a Bresser.
As an aspiring microbiologist still at a gamete stage - I'm not even born yet - I thought I should make the effort of familiarising myself with one of the oldest and most powerful companion of a microbe researcher. Microscope!
What do you do when you have all the passion but absolutely no knowledge on the subject?
1. Read your textbook.
2. Start a random google search in frenzy.
3. Ask Reddit.
So I did all three, and it seems that the below beauty might be the best option for me.
https://www.ebay.com/itm/Olympus-Microscope-BH-2-with-Fluorescence-NC-SPlanApo-100x-and-DF-Condenser/183750427535?hash=item2ac861038f:g:MacAAOSwpuBZ1O-B
One thing for certain is that if I buy this, and somehow the seller can actually ship it to where I am, I'd better make it worth the cost by permanently glueing one of my eyeballs to it. The equipment is so damn expensive, I have to make every dime count o_O
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