How to draw a microscope?

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First of all sketch out a usual voluminous rectangle as in our example.

Now sketch out the upper part of the microscope that consists of an arm and eyepiece.

With the help of light lines sketch out three objective lenses. Make the arm a little more voluminous.

Move a little lower and sketch out the stage,knob and illuminator.

Now let’s start working with details. Draw out the eyepiece,hand and objective lenses.

Erase all unnecessary guidelines and draw out the stage,illuminator,knob and base.

Now let’s move on to the shadows. Draw them by hatching,adding them to those areas where the light does not fall.

How to determine what microscope to use?

Base – the flat structure of the microscope that serves as its foundation

Arm – connects the base of the microscope to the nosepiece and eyepiece; used to carry the microscope around

Stage – the flat platform where the slide is put in place for viewing; can be adjusted via the coarse and fine adjustment knobs

Illuminator – steady light source

Eyepiece. The eyepiece,also known as an ocular lens,is present at the top of the body tube.

Body. The body has a lens tube having eyepiece at the top and an objective revolver having four objective lenses at the bottom.

Objective Lenses.

Stage.

Condenser.

Fine and Coarse Adjustment Knobs.

Aperture.

Diaphragm.

Light Source.

Base.

What are the uses of microscope?

General criminal science: Evidences may make or break case when it comes to proffering solutions to a case.

Forensic epidemiology: The scientific study of the spread of disease is referred to as epidemiology.

Forensic anthropology: Here microscope is used to study tissues,bones or other things to investigate the cause of a death.