I have an old Intel QX3 USB microscope (three objectives on a barrel) that's good for this. x200 is hard to use as there's no depth of focus, but x30 has really good depth and is great for inspection work. It's better than any video camera I've had, and it's easy enough to dedicate an old PC these days.
I bought a couple of "Tritronic" LED pocket / book lights for a couple of quid each from Cheapo DIY (part of Homebase?). 3 AAA battery box and a nice triple LED head on a flex gooseneck. Two are now fitted under my stereo bench microscope (x36). Battery life is so long I haven't even bothered to mains power them yet.
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