adjust microscope settings

How do you handle brightness and contrast adjustments?

Brightness and contrast adjustments are essential for differentiating cellular components. Use the _light intensity control_ to manage brightness and adjust the _contrast_ by manipulating the diaphragm and condenser settings. Proper contrast reveals details that are not visible in low-contrast settings.

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