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i have a digital microscope with USB cable. it can be connected and take picture through Photo Booth in my mac pro.
but, can i connect it through the usb camera kit to my iPad and save the picture to it? when i connect it, i get the message that it is not compatible. is there any way to do so?
I would like to know if there is a way to do this also. I want to try using my iPad instead of my loupe to do my work. I would love a way to connect a digital microscope to my iPad for this use. Currently I do not know of a compatible microscope. If there was a way to use the video recording ability of the iPad with a digital microscope that would be great!
Hello Rudegar
Would you know where I may find a listing of usb video cameras for microscopes (like the Motic models) that may be compatable with iMovie 11 to capture live video (clips) when viewing through my microscope?
I am able to view (& capture) video clips from my motic 352 microscope camera by using Quicktime Player 7 (registered version).... but I would like to be able to use iMovie11 (for my students) to capture, edit & produce video clips of the specimins they observe.
Thanks for any possible help
Regards from the coast of Maine
-Maine-I-Mac
I did a search for iPad Digital Microscopes and found this thread along with a web site for "ProScope Mobile", a wireless handheld digital microscope for iPad, iPhone and iPod touch. I don't know anything about it other than what I have found on the web site. The wireless version support VGA resolution ( 640 x480 ).
The company also makes a USB tethered version for OS X and Windows 7 with a 2 MP sensor supporting up to 1600X1200.
If you go this way let me know about your experience.
iOS devices dont work with webcam devices
So unless The cam work as a usb mass storage device it Will not work
connecting digital microscope to ipad
