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These are some examples of the quality taken with an iPhone: https://imgur.com/a/Fvgfk7J
When I started out I got a lot of good info from the youtube channel Microbehunter
Is that something that happens to people?
Also how dependent is it on weather? Do you have to monitor the wind to know if its worth going out?
Looking at moss, pond water, microbes, tardigrades, paramecia, cells, plants, crystals, stuff around the house
You can get a decent microscope for like $250 and just get a smartphone mount to take high quality pictures/videos.
I feel like with astronomy/telescopes you spend a ton of money just to see a blurry blob whereas microscopes are way more bang-for-buck in terms of how much cool science stuff you can see for cheap.