How do microscopes change the orientation of specimens?

Microscopes use lenses to magnify a specimen, allowing us to see their characteristics better.

Answered by SecretIndex | 2024-06-10

Microscopes change the orientation of specimens by using two sets of lenses that invert the image, making a specimen appear upside-down and reversed when viewed. Movement of the slide also appears reversed due to how light refracts through the lenses. Different types of microscopes can further alter image orientation depending on their design.
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Answered by Anonymous | 2024-12-26