🔬 Microscope magnification calculation - a bit more advanced | Amateur Microscopy

Here I will step you through the process of calculating the magnification of an image that is displayed on the computer screen, taken by a microscope. There are four steps that I want to explain:
1. calculating the magnification of the microscope
2. calculating the pixel density of the microscope camera sensor
3. calculating the display size on the monitor
4. calculating the final magnification on the monitor

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