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Return To Microscope FAQ Archive   Search the Archives What are stereo microscopes? Answered By Evan Mattensen, Editor A Stereo microscope is a lower powered microscope instrument that features a large stage for closer viewing of the non-microscopic world. This microscope makes tiny objects gigantic. This is also called as the dissecting microscope. With stereo microscopes, tiny things became large, in layman’s terms, the flaws in gemstones and coins become obvious. There are inexpensive models that are available for children and students. The stereo microscopes provides zoom, improved optics and enhanced lighting that meet the demand of professional use. --- permission must be obtained from editor Evan Mattensen to re-publish --- Biological Magnification

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