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An Olympus CX2 series compound microscope is depicted in a close-up, angled view. The microscope is predominantly light beige/off-white with black plastic and metallic components, resting on a white, flat surface, likely a laboratory bench or tabletop. The upper portion of the microscope displays a revolving nosepiece with multiple objective lenses. Clearly visible are an "OLYMPUS 40X / 0.65" objective with a blue band and an "OLYMPUS 100X / 1.25 Oil" objective with a white band. A third objective, partially obscured, is marked "10X Plain". Below the objectives, a metallic mechanical stage with black adjustment mechanisms is visible, appearing devoid of a specimen slide. The lower portion of the microscope's body features black focus knobs on the right side; a large coarse focus knob with numerical markings (e.g., 60, 100, 120, 160, 200, 220) is prominent. A black rocker switch marked "0" (off) and "I" (on) for power control is located on the front left of the base, currently in the "0" (off) position. A black power cord extends from the rear of the base. Below the stage, a circular optical component, likely part of the condenser or illuminator, is visible. The scene is well-lit, with reflections on the metallic and glass surfaces of the microscope. The background is out of focus, showing indistinct dark and light areas. No human subjects or specific actions are visible. The setting is an interior space, indicative of a laboratory or educational environment, located in Dar es-Salaam, Tanzania.
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