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What do philatelists, numismatics and entomologists know that we don't? The most useful microscope is a stereo microscope, aka a dissecting microscope. Stereo microscopes image in 3 dimensions, unlike their compound microscope counterparts. Stereo microscopes are widely used by watch makers, naturalists, geologists, and industrial process control. These are the microscopes used to get those dramatic magnified images of everyday things. The Lomo SF-50 is one of the finest stereo microscopes available; it has the longest working distance of any stereo microscope. With the Lomo SF-50 you can place whole objects like rocks, frogs, and beetles right under the microscope. If you want to study stamps, currency, and bugs, the Lomo SF-50 stereo microscope is the best.