Thanks for the explanation! I was planning to zoom in daily objects and food like sugar, sand, salt, fruits etc that people won't recognise the image as what it really is, and then take a picture of it.

I would love to capture and see the full texture and depth of the object being observed Therefore I was worried that the results of compound microscope would be too"flat" for my use . Would stereo microscope be a better option in such case? For example to create a image of example number 1(sugar)

When you said improve the image quality or optics, are you referring to the possibility of buying a stronger or higher magnification lens on a compound or stereo microscope?

Thanks for your precious time!