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Thank you for help! I use normal condensor, not a darkfield one. Objectives are 4x, 10x, 40x and 100x and I use 20x oculars. I know about immersion oil and I use it for 100x objective.

Hello everyone! I decided to do dark filed microscope like here on a film [youtube]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pDjWb2NhHbk[/youtube] On 200x the effect is good, the field is really dark and the objects are bright. DSC_0017.jpg However, on 800x there is no such effect. DSC_0022.jpg What is the ca...

I have also a photo for 3D-glasses

I have found in my aquarium mud somenthing that looks as 4 cells in regular structure. I'm almost sure that it isn't air because I have seen it more than once in my aquarium. What can it be?

Your sausage production sound really nice. If you want to know, this were sausages I am talking about, with 95% ham content, but they weren't dried.
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Oh, it can be. I was a bit confused by the size of them, bacteria are usually smaller.

I have found some small white dots on an old sausage somewhere in my fridge which I claimed to be bacterial colonies. I was right. I made some photos of them in 2000x. Do you know what type of bacteria can they be? I know it can be hard without all the identify tests.

75RR wrote:You appear to have two different worms in your video. The top one does seem to be an Aeolosoma.

So what was the second one on the bottom? It's some annelid with longer parapodia than this on the top.

It may be the same species, but mine had those round structures with dark center. I use microscope slide with cover glass and a space between them isn't too small for such animals and it's much easier watching them. From which lake had you taken this worm?

Thanks, I think you are right, it can be Aeolosoma. I would look for some literature in this subject to get some knowlage about the all creatures in my aquarium.

I found and recorded polychaete in a mud from my aquarium. I think they are polychaete because of parapodia but I don't know what species is it. Anybody knows? It is relatively small as member from this group but it can be seen on preparate without microscop (hardly) g-98LyLcHa8 The peristaltics of ...

Yes, I am from Poland, but german language isn't unfamiliar to me, when I was in germany 3 years ago on a school exchange I was able to communicate in german. Now I have probably forgotten a bit but I think page you mentioned wouldn't be fully incomprehensible to me

Amazing video. It's offtop but can you tell what jazz track is going on that film? It's really nice.

Thanks a lot! Use 1024 px - format - be generous with us! I had a problem with those pictures, they were too big to post them as attachments... I used this page https://www.fotosik.pl/ Any protips how to do it better? And what with cutting preparates? Now I use rasor blades to do it, is there a bett...

Ok, I'll remember.I think it's even not chinease, Muller is a german company.

Thanks for nice words!

Hello everyone! I'm new here but I have been microscoping and doing photos for a while. I've got Muller MTX-3000 with 40-2000x scale and camera Nikon D3300. I am doing photos in program digiCamControl, but I have't got much knowlage about microphotography and general photography as well. Could anyon...