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  • Laboratory light microscopes with two observation objectives and oculars that provide a three-dimensional view of the object under low magnification (usually no more than 60x) and configured for observation of samples using several contrast methods (e.g., dark field, phase contrast). Most stereo microscopes are manufactured with zooming capability, with no change in focus or working distance over a certain range. These microscopes are used for three-dimensional viewing of large or living specimens.
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