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Objetive PZO 10x ph... interesting for its rather dark background like dark brown, giving fun effects to the samples as well as dark field but with interesting contrast phase.... mine is not very sharp

Now I have a question and that is which phase contrast condenser cover the intare fov of this objetive...y

I have the opportunity to use the Zeiss 6*5 phv in conjunction with the Leitz Heine condenser and although it does not cover the entire field of view it is a very nice and fun objetive with very clear and contrasting images.....lts a very interesting objetive

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Thank you for sharing.

Fantastic images.
Great work... thanks for sharing.

Great work!!!

Ok... Great approach!
Thank you peteM!

Is working great!!!.
Thanks to matthieusrb.

Ok. Nicely explained.
Thank you.

I'll be cleaning them up today and try using them with reflected light.
We'll see how it performs.
Thanks.

Cordial greetings. Yesterday I got some lenses that I bought and I found this one a bit puzzling for me, and this is for the reason that the lens does not indicate that it should be used with some kind of cover slip? And also its numerical aperture is new to me on a 40x lens as I have usually used t...

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Good morning forum friends. I am trying to 3D print the slider microscope condenser for laborlux s but modifying the phase ring for a Phaco 40x objective. Can someone help me with the design or provide me the link to find the post referencing this design that someone posted earlier here . Any sugges...

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Yes Sir

Leitz laborlux s

Great work!.
Nicely done!

Fantastic image.

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They also do the trick.
Thanks Kurtm I wondered how this was possible.

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Hi Sabatini, what you have there are Leitz (160 or 170mm)and Zeiss Jena 160mm microcopes. For the Leitz microscope you need Leitz Periplan eyepieces as they contain a certain degree of colour correction. With Zeiss Jena it is a bit more difficult. Your objectives will be on one of the last 160mm se...

Ok... now I understand.
Thank you very much for your help

Phill Brown wrote: ↑

Mon Apr 18, 2022 6:55 pm

They look like 30mm which might not be ok.
23.2mm is more likely what you have?

They're 22mm. In this case you think is a good choice.?

Cordial greetings. Here I come again looking help of those here always willing to expand our knowledge. These zeiss eyepieces which I show below are from Zeiss, I think primostar infinite system. The thing is that my microscopes are all 160 and 170 mm.... Both Zeiss and laitz. The question I have is...

apochronaut wrote: ↑

Tue Jan 25, 2022 2:51 am

Use a measured slide as a coverslip. There are also thick coverslips used for haemocytometers , usually .4 but I think there are thicker ones as well.

Thanks for the help.