Is this normal for objective lenses?
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Re: Is this normal for objective lenses?
Are using oil immersion with the 100X 1.25NA objective?
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Well, no, I've not gotten to that yet, I'm quite new to this, will it help?Charles wrote:Are using oil immersion with the 100X 1.25NA objective?
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Oh yes.will it help?
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Aha!!! I tried it and it works really great! Thank you! Another new thing learned! I'm assuming I'll have to clean the lens afterwards.Peter wrote:Oh yes.will it help?
Re: Is this normal for objective lenses?
Oh yes.I'm assuming I'll have to clean the lens afterwards.
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Well this is truly groovy! I get lots of detail now! I had some icky water in the tray under my dish rack, and put a drop on a slide, put a slip cover over that, and it's just teeming with bacteria! Some of those little buggers race around so fast I can't get a look at them others look like maybe amoeba. There are lots of round bacteria, and some green round ones with a red cell wall around them.Peter wrote:Oh yes.I'm assuming I'll have to clean the lens afterwards.
Thanks for the hint Peter, may rainbows and unicorns fill your day
Re: Is this normal for objective lenses?
Lilly, just make sure you don't ever get oil on any of the other objectives. They can be ruined by the oil.
Carl
Carl
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