Since I am interested in lenses and coins this post serves both interests. An enlarging lens can be a good replacement for a loupe. An enlarging lens in the 40 or 50 mm range will be a good choice for most coins. If you want more magnification, go shorter focal length (or longer for less). Use one with a larger aperture if possible and you will get a larger field of view (like a 50/2.8). Comprar Nike Air Presto Air Womens Jamesdbaker2618 Comprar 2017 Oferta 2017 5cbfbef An advantage of an enlarging lens as a loupe is that the area of sharpness in the center of the field of view will be larger since they are more complex/corrected lenses compared to loupes. The only drawback is that they are larger than a loupe and don't have a built-in lens cap. you will need a couiple of lens caps for it.
It's fall. One of the good things about it are Brussels sprouts. I tried a little culture mix and combined it with pomegranate and goat's cream chease. I cut the Brussel's sprouts into halves and out them on a baking pan into the oven (200°C, 22 - 25 minutes). Put the pomegranate seeds and the cheese on top and serve, still warm, with some Pita bread. Cultural integration can be easy and delightful, at least on a plate.