Microscopes can detect small items like microorganisms by using advanced techniques to enhance resolution and contrast. Cameras with optical zoom can capture high-resolution images without losing quality. Overall, these technologies enable the visibility of very small structures.
The argue camera seems to be a typographical error, and based on the context provided, it likely refers to a microscope or microscopic imaging technology. The ability to spot an item depends on the microscope's resolution and contrast capabilities. Microscopes can detect microorganisms which are relatively small and may require various techniques like the use of dyes and adjusting light characteristics to increase contrast and make these microorganisms more visible.
Advanced microscopy techniques like using fluorescent dyes or manipulating the wave properties of light can enhance the resolution and contrast to distinguish between different structures within a sample. Similarly, cameras with an optical zoom can capture high-resolution images without losing image quality due to pixelation, unlike digital zoom. Thus, to spot a small item, which could be as tiny as some microorganisms, both resolution and contrast are key factors.
microscopes and cameras with high capabilities in resolution and contrast enhancement techniques can detect very small items including microorganisms, by making them more visible and distinct from their surroundings.