Plan
on readjusting your scope every time you use it.
Put a sample slide on the stage.
Adjust intensity of the light source.
Remember, you're not trying to
spot-weld your retinae.
Adjust ocular spacing to accommodate for
your interpupillary distance.
Image should be a circle.
Adjust condenser so it's about 1/4 inch
below the slide.
Adjust iris opening, if needed.
Close your left eye and focus the coarse
and fine knobs for your right eye.
Close your right eye, open your left, and
adjust the ring around the left ocular. Remember, don't fool with the fine
or coarse knobs at this time.
Now both oculars should be in focus, the
eyepieces should be set for your interpupillary distance, and the condenser
should be adjusted to directly shoot the histology knowledge into your
brain.
