The LL-77 7x LumiLoupe from Carson Optical helps you bring the small objects that you normally would not be able to see up close and personal. Insects, plants, coins and stamps suddenly take on a life of their own when used with this magnifier. The acrylic base is bright and clear and lit by ambient light.
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Key Features
- Stand Magnifier
- Pre-Focused Dual Lenses
- Acrylic Base
- Uses Ambient Light for Illumination
The LL-77 7x LumiLoupe from Carson Optical helps you bring the small objects that you normally would not be able to see up close and personal. Insects, plants, coins and stamps suddenly take on a life of their own when used with this magnifier. The acrylic base is bright and clear and lit by ambient light.
More DetailsCarson LL-77 Overview
Pre-focused dual lenses allow examination of objects close-up, while a transparent acrylic base permits ambient light to illuminate the subject for bright, clear viewing
Choose the LL-77 (7x) for insects, plants, maps, and graphics
UPC: 750668001597
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Carson LL-77 Reviews
Not as easy to use as I'd hoped
By Richard
Rated 2 out of 5
Date: 2024-03-19
I bought this loupe for use with the ground glass on my 4x5 Calumet. I have vision issues and thought it would help me with tight focusing. But the image comes through the loupe somewhat warped. Perhaps I just don't know how to use it. Instead, I took a small, rectangular, flat-on-one-side magnifying glass out of its frame and it works great. I may find other uses for the loupe, but not for what I hoped I'd use it for.
Old School
By Tom
Rated 4 out of 5
Date: 2017-02-23
If you are old school like me and you still shoot film this is the loupe you want for looking at those beautiful silver rich negatives.
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