my microscope color filters

[MicroInspector]

Ok since I am starting new in this
I figure you microscopist
Must microbiologist doctors
Or some kind of professional career
I have 3 microscope filters
1 green and 1 light blue
And the other 1 frosted blue filter.
I am ask you seasoned pros
To the uses of these 3 filters.
Please inform me.

[rnabholz]

Here is a good reference

https://www.microscopeworld.com/t-micro ... _info.aspx

[MicroInspector]

Would my green filter for plant spiecemens?

[rnabholz]

Would my green filter for plant spiecemens?

As the reference says, it is usually used for other purposes, but since you already own it you may try it and see.

Go ahead and experiment, if you like the effect, use it.

[MicroInspector]

Ok might just comparing
I be doing plant life in the SRP canal this weekend
And the silt.

[Peter]

Hi MicroInspector,
The strong green filter is often used to eliminate spurious colour artifacts in phase contrast, the light blue filter may be used to achieve a better (more natural) colour balance when using tungsten illumination, I don't know what the frosted blue filter may be for.
Hope this helps.
Peter.

[MicroInspector]

Yes it does
So WHAT Filler I Use Looking Cross Section
If plants

[billbillt]

Maybe none.... You have to try different things..

[MicroInspector]

O k
Have you check out Tonto creek videos yet there
Is links to the videos