Hi all,
I am a biology major and I am interested in buying a microscope. The thing is I'm not sure of what kind to buy. I would prefer a digital one because it's just easier over all. The reason I want one is because I have become obsessed with observing desmids in my biology class. I would like one for my house so I can make observations and try to identify different microorganisms I might find in ponds, river's, lakes, etc., this summer. Besides the tiny organisms I would like to observe, I'd like to look at blood cells, skin cells, and bugs as well. So I'm looking for a microscope that can zoom out enough to look at ants or flies maybe, and zoom in enough to be able to observe microorganisms maybe even water mites up close, and with good clarity (not fuzzy). 
I found this Celestron online (http://www.celestron.com/c3/product.php?CatID=81&ProdID=605) but it just seems too good to be true. It has everything I need plus a camera and video capturing device, as well as a slot for an SD card so I can transfer the data to my PC... I tried to look for reviews on this microscope but couldn't find much and no videos on it either. So my question basically is, to all the experienced and expert microscope users, should I go with this scope? Yes? No, if not what would you recommend?
Any one else want to give me there opinion and some advice?
