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Browsing through my latest samples revealed these beauties. I believe they are Eudorina and Pandorina. Full image and two cropped versions. UplanSAPO 60X WI. Stack of plenty. Stacked in three parts. On part covering the edge of the mucilage, one stack for the center (focused cells) and the third covering the blurred cells.


Eudorina by https://www.flickr.com/photos/micromundus/



Pandorina by https://www.flickr.com/photos/micromundus/


Pandorina & Eudorina by https://www.flickr.com/photos/micromundus/

Stack of plenty.

I love it. Like my cooking directions
Looks like that 60X WI is becoming you favorite obj. I don't blame you it is really good.

JimT wrote:

Stack of plenty.

I love it. Like my cooking directions
Looks like that 60X WI is becoming you favorite obj. I don't blame you it is really good.

Well, yes it becomes very complicated to talk about stack depth when you are stacking in batches and then you retouch with all those substacks as sources. I think the total number of frames captured was 52, but I did not use all frames in the stacking process. I used Helicon focus for the stacking and Zerene for retouching.

Yes, the 60x wi is a keeper. Very useful and produces great images. I love that mess-less procedure using water instead of oil. Also, I can focus deep under the cover slip as it has 0.28 mm working distance.

Wonderful photos!... More works of art!...

BillT

Very nice

Bonjour
Superbes images
Cordialement seb

Thank you all!

Those are beautiful images.

Also, I can focus deep under the cover slip as it has 0.28 mm working distance.

That is a very big plus!

Wow - nice find and great images - well done.

Thanks 75RR and Johann

You continue to amaze with these fine, fine images.