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Thank you Gekko,
only Rheinberg, no polarizers.

Dear friends of microscopy,

attached pictures showing crystals of sugar, which was solved in water.
Rheinberg illumination, Zeiss Standard 16 + Zeiss 2,5xplan Thanks for looking them

Bruce,
great pictures.Image 1 seems to be a stack (combine ZP?) - you can see the "mirror effect" on the edges.
Nevertheless - great.

Oliver, thank you for sharing, I will try this kind of filter.

JimT,
thanks for comment.
It`s made under stereo-microscope (chineses one but of good quality), the magnification is 20x.
It is a 15 images stack done with "Zerene stacker", for lightning I use 4pcs. of "IKEA lamps"

Thanks for sharing

Image 3 is my personal favourite...

Very interesting

Nevertheless grandious, like modern art

Very nice...

Dear guys,
attached image is showing the needles of a stinging nettle.

Great, I`ve never seen before.

Dear friends,
follwing pictures show impressions of a feather in Rheinberg illumination (different selfmade filters)

@75RR: No fat content on carton but fresh, untreatet milk from a cow
@JimT: Blue is my favorite color

Fantastic images, hard to believe that you`re using a Bresser microscope.
What kind are your objectivs, also Bresser?
Best regards
Manfred

A little drop of milk squezzed between slide and cover glass is showing you the globules of fat. Milk is an emulsion of fat in an aqueous solution, called whey.The size of the pellets depends on the fat content of the milk. You also can see the pellets in movement (not on the picture ;) ) - Brownian...

75RR,

at the moment I`m very busy but within the next days I`ll provide all pictures you need.
BR
Manfred

Dear all,

when you ignite a match next to a cold microscope slide you can see afterwards sublimated crystals of sulphur.
Try it, good luck

Many thanks to all comments, I collected it in the little pond in my garden

Hello vaselle,

your pictures are very nice and show the algae in different sharpnessplanes.
Did you try to stack them? If yes - can you upload some pictures?
BR
Manfred

Zeiss-Standard 16, Planapo 25x, Canon EOS 550, 3 pictures stack.
Any comments are welcome

Very good job JimT,

which programm do you use for panorama stitch?

Thank you for comment, Gekko - but - (it matches the high quality of your work) - no work but hobby

Very sharp and clear images.
Bresser microscopes seem to be not so bad as discussed very often - your pictures are very good.

Thanks for comments.
@75RR: Illumination is 40W Halogen
@Oliver: Yes, this is the microscope of R.Drews (I bought the microscope in the German Mikroskopieforum) - and I own also mentioned book.

Dear gekko,
your equipment is old but fantastic.Unfortunately "Nikon" is very rare in Austria (and I believe in whole Europe).
We mostly use Zeiss, Leitz and Reichert.

comp_Stereo.jpg comp_Reichert Biovar.jpg comp_Zeiss.jpg My equipment is the following: - Zeiss Standard 16 :Eyepieces 10x WF sKpl Objectivs: plan 2,5x plan 6,3x planapo 10x plan 16x planapo 25x plan 40x - Reichert Biovar: Eyepieces 10x sKpl Objectivs: 2x/4x/10x/20x/40x/63x - all of them plan - Ster...

Very clear and sharp image, Gekko.
Which is your equipment?

Rheinberg illumination and photoshop