Fiche scanning redux

I started playing with fiche scanning using an Intel QX3 microscope. This microscope comes has three built-in objectives -- 10x, 60x and 200x. The results are mixed, but tempting. I've put some sample images here: http://www.machm.org/fiche/fiche1.jpg 60x http://www.machm.org/fiche/fiche2.jpg 60x http://www.machm.org/fiche/fiche3.jpg 60x http://www.machm.org/fiche/fiche4.jpg 60x http://www.machm.org/fiche/fiche5.jpg 60x http://www.machm.org/fiche/fiche6.jpg 60x http://www.machm.org/fiche/fiche7.jpg 10x http://www.machm.org/fiche/fiche8.jpg 200x At the 60x magnification, it takes about 9 images to capture a single frame http://www.machm.org/fiche/fiche.htm that roughly arranges the sample to show a sample frame from a VMS source listing fiche. I like the resolution, but need to find a way to expand the field of view. I'm sure I can rig up a scanning frame, but don't want to have to stitch multiple captures per frame. If I can get this to work, it would be a very affordable way to do high-quality fiche scans. Does anyone have any suggestions on how this might be improved? -- Tony