Reave's Perpetual Grow

Reave said:
I have a lense attachment for my iphone that clips over the lense and magnifies. It was pretty cheap off the zon. Other people have used microscope attachments for phones too. You can also use a jewelers loop and point the phone camera through it.
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Thanks, I have a microscope that works quite well on my galaxy s10 but it's only good if you can keep your hand steady, something I struggle with when trying to get a good shot.
 
MGD420 said:
Thanks, I have a microscope that works quite well on my galaxy s10 but it's only good if you can keep your hand steady, something I struggle with when trying to get a good shot.
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This is how I do it with a loupe and a phone:

Great macro shots for under $10: smart phone not included

Don't make life complicated with mount-on and high power loupes, or one for looking and one for pics! Here is how I do it with a $10 8x loupe and a 5 year old Samsung S4...
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Reave said:
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Thanks I'll have a look on amazon now and see if they have something similar for my phone.
Thanks again
 
MGD420 said:
Thanks, I have a microscope that works quite well on my galaxy s10 but it's only good if you can keep your hand steady, something I struggle with when trying to get a good shot.
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I understand that, I am not the steadiest. I think the iPhone makes up for me wiggling all over. lol It does these live photos so it can just find the focus, its a strange tech.
 
Reave said:
I understand that, I am not the steadiest. I think the iPhone makes up for me wiggling all over. lol It does these live photos so it can just find the focus, its a strange tech.
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It's a nightmare to keep things steady, the s10 takes really good pics also but again same thing when it's zoomed right in, the shake is noticeable and sometimes causes blur, the microscope is a lot worse
 
The higher the magnification the worse it is in terms of shake. That's why I like the 10x over the 40x+ loupes.
 
They all look happy as! :thumb:
 
Stunger said:
They all look happy as! :thumb:
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As what? Happy as what? I'm on the edge of my seat, and luckily you're already on Sunday morning time so I won't have to wait long... :reading420magazine:
 
haha, sorry I guess it's more of a local NZ expression. Fully expressed "Happy as Larry".

He was Larry Foley, an undefeated Australian middleweight boxer in the 1890s who won large fight garnering prize money of $150,000 dollars. A New Zealand paper celebrated his win went with headline 'Happy as Larry' and the phrase stuck
 
Stunger said:
haha, sorry I guess it's more of a local NZ expression. Fully expressed "Happy as Larry".

He was Larry Foley, an undefeated Australian middleweight boxer in the 1890s who won large fight garnering prize money of $150,000 dollars. A New Zealand paper celebrated his win went with headline 'Happy as Larry' and the phrase stuck
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Phewf! :thanks:
 
InTheShed said:
As what? Happy as what? I'm on the edge of my seat, and luckily you're already on Sunday morning time so I won't have to wait long... :reading420magazine:
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Shed bringing the Bantz. Although if you never asked we would never had known about Larry. :rofl:

Stunger said:
haha, sorry I guess it's more of a local NZ expression. Fully expressed "Happy as Larry".

He was Larry Foley, an undefeated Australian middleweight boxer in the 1890s who won large fight garnering prize money of $150,000 dollars. A New Zealand paper celebrated his win went with headline 'Happy as Larry' and the phrase stuck
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I would have assumed something else. Silly me. I love expressions though they are such an interesting part of language. Like speaking in code.
 
I was thinking the same thing but then why stop at "as" rather than just going with "AF"?
 
Quote from David Bernard Perron Head Grower from Whistler MJ Corp:

"So the IPM program we have integrated pest management it's one of the cornerstone of our productions so for spider, mites and any insects and all that, we do -use beneficial insects so we use a lot of persimilis to control spider mite, californicus predatory mites, we use swarskii to control for thrips and we use althea coreria and hypoapsis for controlling the fungus gnats, so we were able to achieve a perfect level of control with those beneficial insects. "

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