gladstone
Rough_Rock
- Joined
- Feb 6, 2006
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- 67
Dave Atlas wrote:
1"30x is a very difficult loupe to use. It requires a very close focal point, has a relatively narrow field of view, less depth of field, and magnifies shaky hand motion. It is way too much magnification for diamond work. "
I have a good pair of eyes. I can see inscription on my cheap 10x loupe at home in good lighting. But when I go to the jewellery store for cleaning, I have a hard time finding it. I would like to ask the experts here on their opinion on 14x or 20x loupes.
I know the more magnification the loupe, the harder it is to use. I think 30x is over-do. So I am thinking about 14x or 20x. Please let me know if it''s a lot harder to use a 20x then 10x?
Thanks,
1"30x is a very difficult loupe to use. It requires a very close focal point, has a relatively narrow field of view, less depth of field, and magnifies shaky hand motion. It is way too much magnification for diamond work. "
I have a good pair of eyes. I can see inscription on my cheap 10x loupe at home in good lighting. But when I go to the jewellery store for cleaning, I have a hard time finding it. I would like to ask the experts here on their opinion on 14x or 20x loupes.
I know the more magnification the loupe, the harder it is to use. I think 30x is over-do. So I am thinking about 14x or 20x. Please let me know if it''s a lot harder to use a 20x then 10x?
Thanks,