
The white disk is thin polystyrene (Styrofoam) which I put ontop of the light because it's so bright!
Yea imagine if they were the size of your family dog!mrsonchus wrote:Wow, I'm very pleased that creature is tiny!It looks terrifying.
Afraid not, it's long gonebillbillt wrote:That is very cool!... Anyway you can zoom in some more?...
BillT
The edge is sharp visually, just like the 'good' photo above. I can live with the black circle. But not the encroaching blackness I get when using the camera.apochronaut wrote:Is the edge of the field stop( the circular field edge) ,when you look through the 10X eyepiece, with your eyes crisply defined or fuzzy?
Thanksmrsonchus wrote:Super image, great detail, shapes and colours - a really interesting part of the plant - well posted!
JimT wrote:A very good image.
Free stacking software?75RR wrote:Agree with gekko. Stacking software is free - worth a go. No need to post until you are happy with the results
Oh god yea! I have to balance the camera over the eyepiece, set the self timer, hold my breath and hope!75RR wrote:Very nice image.
I find that afocal works very well although I found it, as no doubt you do, somewhat unwieldy.
Thanks. I'm pretty sure I set it to 100, tho it might have been on auto.gekko wrote:Absolutely first class photomicrograph, sharp with excellent detail and beautiful colors. I look forward to more beautiful pictures. What ISO did your camera use?