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Your best bet is a DSLR with a lens mount for the microscope. It goes in places of the eyepiece and generally does not have the diopter from an eyepiece (so magnification is a bit lower, but you can …

This is typically configurable on better camera bodies. … This operator can then remotely adjust focus for the camera without taking the main camera operator's attention away from framing and executing the shot itself. …

A web cam is digital and designed to output a stream and be controlled over USB, it outputs a digital feed, you will need something to translate that to an analog feed that the VGA monitor can underst …

Probably not easily. You might be able to try applying a better auto-white balance and hope for the best. You could also manually adjust it repeatedly and adjust the interpolation between values (on …

Does the software that came with camera allow you to export footage as a more compatible format? …

A videographer on the other hand is controlling the behavior of their camera to capture a scene as it unfolds. …

These cost more than rain covers on average ($60-$300), but they actually form a water tight seal around the camera. This comes with a down side however. … With no way for water to get in, there is also no way for your hands to get in and you must try to operate the camera through the bag. …

This can track where the camera actually moved and use that data to establish what depth things were at and what backgrounds looked like. … From that, it may be possible to create a virtual scene which you can effectively move the position of the camera in. …

No, but if you have another computer entirely that it works on, then you know that the cable is good. This means it must be the firewire card or drivers on the PC that isn't working that is messed up …

The X-T3 is a nice mid-range photo camera, but it's a still camera first and a video camera second with all the limitations that entails. … You get a degree of flexibility in your color that is unmatched in the DSLR/Mirrorless camera video shooting world, which will greatly assist in your color grade efforts in post. …

To move to 64GB, you have to move to exFat which your camera may not support, so the card may simply be too big. … I see your camera doesn't even support 1080p video at all and 720p should be fine on an Ultra card. …

Working at this level, your best bet is probably to use a DSLR and use one of the hacks available to use them as a webcam via USB. Consumer web-cams use a very small sensor which makes it virtually i …

Using a faster memory card allows for the cache to be cleared faster and thus, you can shoot for longer before the cache fills (assuming the camera supports writing to and from the cache simultaneously … So, to determine if the UHS1 card would be an upgrade, you need to verify that your camera supports UHS1 cards and that it can make use of the speed. …

Video is sadly a rather expensive field to get in to and a professional quality camera the likes of what most popular YouTube shows are produced with runs more than your entire budget for one camera alone … For your purposes, go with the cheapest tripod that can hold your camera still, probably around $50 to $80 a piece. …

You may want to look at an action camera like the GoPro. They are extremely limited in terms of versatility, but they are small, cheap (relatively speaking) and capture a wide field of view. …