If I use that 38mm-Cmount adapter, and hook that up to this http://www.amscope.com/focusable-hdmi-camera-with-standalone-imaging.html?gclid=CjwKCAjwwuvWBRBZEiwALXqjw57dcf8ot-Qq8kVKDPac9GTCOJQs2D6oAqc6drQP7A9IuM_Q4PerWRoClAgQAvD_BwE, would that work, or would I need some additional part? If it works ...

Oh wow, how would I attach the mirrorless camera to the microscope?

... So do you think I should just use one of those eyepiece cameras? Because this sounds like it is going to get quite expensive, otherwise...

Your response again means so much, and it got me thinking, "I wonder what the other port (the posterior one in the images) looks like?" So it actually has a 38 mm opening. I should be able to put a 38mm-to-Cmount adapter in there and plug a camera into that, right? OR alternatively, can I just repla...

harisA. First off, thank you so very much for responding! It really does mean a lot! I actually just need the camera to demonstrate live video for Hematology fellows during Hematopathology conference. We will very rarely actually take pictures. I am funding this out of my own pocket, as well, so I'd...

I have a Nikon E600 microscope. It has a Y-QT quadrocular adapter to allow for two cameras. The 3CCD camera that is installed in the first ("top") camera port is god awful. I want to install a digital camera in the back adapter (see image of my E600: https://imgur.com/xOR7Uru). The digital camera th...