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Ok Zuul! Thanks for all your help //KD

Very good work ImperatorRex //KD

I have tried moving eyepieces in and out and there is no difference except when it is almost loose! I have no idea how its working without adjusting eyepieces but it works perfectly //KD

Hmm but I have no diopter adjustments on the eyepiece, i have thought it's a little strange? But I still have sharpness through the eyepiece! I'm used to diopter settings because I'm a bird watcher and wildlifefilmmaker. But how it works on microscope??? //KD It is exactly like setting up binocular...

Now I have tried to move the camera up and down in the trinocular tube and it makes no difference. I put an eyepiece in the trinocular tube and looked then everything was reversed. But the picture from the camera showed everything in the right direction. I was wondering if I should parfocal the obj...

Very beautiful and sharp clip//KD

mazo4033 wrote: ↑

Wed Aug 05, 2020 2:00 am

A very nice video, KD!

Thank you Mazo

Now I have tried to move the camera up and down in the trinocular tube and it makes no difference. I put an eyepiece in the trinocular tube and looked then everything was reversed. But the picture from the camera showed everything in the right direction. I was wondering if I should parfocal the obje...

This isn't always the case, but the Nikon trinocular port eyepiece slot is parfocal with the viewing eyepieces if you put a viewing eyepiece into it, so it should act just like putting these adapters into a normal eyepiece slot. (Side-note, does that head give an erect image or a normal reversed on...

Ok Zuul Thanks for the help, I will try this tomorrow! //KD

Thank you Zuul! Here is my setup with GH4 and Euromex adapter and HY-2307 directly in trinocular tube. //KD

Thanks for answer Michael! I have tested both Panasonic GH4 an my HY-2307 camera and i can not get sharp on the same time. I use trinocular tube. I also use euromex-adapter for GH4. And i have tested both HDMI directly to the monitor and also USB to the laptop. :D //KD Hmm i have read a lot now and...

Nice video. Could be Trachelomonas, but a higher magnification with more details could help better for ID. I also made a video some time ago where I described some characteristics of Trachelomonas hispida: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gcaEFus_sTU Thanks for the comment! Yes, I understand that it...

Ver good work sleekdigital, I love this creature to... //KD

Thanks for answer Michael! I have tested both Panasonic GH4 an my HY-2307 camera and i can not get sharp on the same time. I use trinocular tube. I also use euromex-adapter for GH4. And i have tested both HDMI directly to the monitor and also USB to the laptop. //KD

Is it possible to sharpen the microscope and external monitor at the same time? If someone sitting next to you wants to follow what is happening under the microscope ?? If so, how to set up the microscope and monitor? Thanks //KD

Great work Don //KD

Very beautiful //KD

Janvangastel you are really good at determinations of microbes. If you also get it confirmed by Bruce Taylor then you are good ... Very nice video! //KD

Yes good try Janvangastel I have tested these filters a lot and sometimes it gets really good! //KD

I am not sure of my ID?? Filmed with Panasonic GH4 and HY-2307 camera. //KD

Very unique film and I love it, also nicely filmed ...Congratulation

Maybe a stupid tip but have you removed the protective plastic for the sensor that is supposed to protect against dust? //KD

sleekdigital wrote: ↑

Thu Jul 30, 2020 9:57 pm

I figured I just got the same set in the mail about 10 minutes ago! I was hoping you might remember which one so that I wouldn't have to go through all 32 of them, ha ha!

Congratulation My tip is try everyone of them, some are useless and other is really good Good luck //KD

sleekdigital wrote: ↑

Wed Jul 29, 2020 3:20 am

Nice! Do you recall what shape filter you used for this?

Hi sleekdigital I use some different filter which I bought at Ebay //KD

Welcome Erico I am from Sweden to, westcoast Of... //KD

Nice shot //KD

janvangastel wrote: ↑

Thu Jul 30, 2020 4:05 pm

Looks like Stichotricha aculeata, but (as usual) I am not sure. As far as I can see it has no lorica from where it operates, but It does seem to retreat into some kind of 'hole' from time to time. Length of this ciliate is about 106 microns.

Beautiful microb and clip //KD

Welcome //KD

Welcome to the forum //KD