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leitz PV 20x Heine condenser.

Yes indeed Rossf, a very important and neglected area. This forensic technique through its meticulous procedure opens a window for investigators to collect accurate and valid evidence before a jury. The offender or murderer fails to take these details into account when committing his crime. Here is ...

Thank you for your valuable suggestions and your interest I will try to follow your instructions as soon as possible. Thank you Ross for alerting with your call.... At the moment I am not using the inmersión cap as I only use low magnifications , max phaco NPL 40x ,but I will take some pictures with...

Hello . Here is a sample taken from the Caribbean Sea, is some kind of embryo . The images are comparative for the leitz Phaco 25x and the leitz PV 20x. With the Heine condenser on the Leitz Ortholux 1 I still can't find the right light settings for the Heine even if I use a white LED...the Heine st...

Excelent work!

Thanks you

Thanks for sharing , Im already use led on my beautiful Ortholux 1.

Hello.
Take it with the stereoscope Leitz TS.
1x
Objetive 16 x M

Wes wrote: ↑

Fri Mar 19, 2021 5:55 pm

Very morbid, interesting nontheless. I find it cool that you can link a specific crime scene locale to the species identified during a forensic pathology investigation.

https://indianexpress.com/article/expla ... 4656/lite/

https://lupinepublishers.com/forensic-a ... 000121.php

https://www.tandfonline.com/doi/abs/10. ... ode=tcsf20

100% compatible. Just make sure it's aligned when it comes in, it looks like it's had a rough time. The prisms inside the, uh....siedentoph arms? Can come detached and I understand that is a nightmare to fix. Great! I was really hoping you would be the one to help me. It is always clear how enthusi...

Here is the Wild M7A.

Hello everyone, Cordial greetings. I have a question and asking for help. happen to have a Wild M7A stereoscope in storage for a few years now (well part of it), waiting to find a binocular head for it. Yesterday someone put this Wild binocular head for sale, and as I was reading a recent post where...

75RR wrote: ↑

Mon Mar 08, 2021 10:44 am

Useful Finnish site to ID Phytoplankton via drawings -

http://www.kasviplanktonopas.net/uusin/index.php

Thanks you.

Congratulations!!!
Beautiful scope!

Microbob.
Thanks for the instructions about the fuscine.
This palm tree has been right above my window for 25 years, but fortunately we have never had a pollinated eye.

Royal palm tree pollen.
I put them with a drop of glycerin and a coverslip.
Cross polarized light with an olympus CH2.
Olympus 10x
Leitz Berek condenser.

Beautiful diatoms!.
Thanks you.

Impressive !!!
Thanks for sharing!

My favorite, Always used them

Hello. Well, the subject was a little shaky.The images are very sharp and contrasty at 1x but at 2:5x they start to wash out but still very good, and at 4.x they get quite dark and no longer have such nice contrast. At the end I was able to release the spiders safe and sound. IMG_20210217_211000.jpg...

Looks wonderful. Thanks you sir. IMG_20210216_132435.jpg That is a beautifully restored instrument. If my eyes are not deceiving me, it looks like there is a yellow band at the field stop. Compensating eyepieces, which implies something about the objective corrections. They might be at the very lea...

MicroBob
Hobbys46.
Thank you for your always present support.

ScienceMatters wrote: ↑

Tue Feb 16, 2021 11:00 pm

Nice work! It looks totally transformed. Would love to see more pics, such as a photo of an insect perhaps!

Thanks for your kind words .
I will gladly be looking for a striking specimen to photograph and know your opinion.... tomorrow is hunting day.
Maybe some spiders.

The two light pathes have an included angle of 15° on this scope. So for photography it is useful to have an angled base with 7,5° included angle. I have made one of these with the 3D-printer but a pencil and CD cover will do. The objectives have some potential for photography as the apertures are ...

PeteM wrote: ↑

Tue Feb 16, 2021 5:45 pm

Looks wonderful.

Thanks you sir.

Looks almost new. What is the little clamp thing on the left side of the mounting ring used for? Hello hans. Thanks you. It is a clamp to place lights and it can be moved around the silver ring where you want to direct the lighting. IMG_20210216_110559.jpg But I have one drawback, and that is that ...

MicroBob.
Thanks you kindly.

Well...hello again. Here are my brand new refurbished Leitz Großfeld Stereomikroskop TS . It was a real fun, a pleasure and a good fortune that this beautiful German engineered optical instrument crossed my hands. I tried my best...Smooth and shiny and giving me some rather pleasant images. IMG_2021...