MicrobeHunter.com Microscopy Forum

Hi all, I've been looking for the Carl Zeiss epifluorescence filter sets 01 (H365; BP 365/11, FT395, LP397) or 02 (G365; G365, FT395, LP420), or just beamsplitter/dichroic filter FT395 for some time now. Sadly, I've yet to encounter these, so I was hoping to ask here if anyone would like to sell the...

Hi all, I've just got myself the Zeiss Epi-Fluorescence condenser (46 60 00) with a HBO50 (mercury arc) and a filter cube (46 63 01-9901). The filter cube contains two sets of filters, I don't know which exactly, but those are near-useless to me, as I'm specifically interested in 365nm UV fluorescen...

Is there is a name for that technique? Have you tried it? Yes there's a name! This seems to be a colour-filtered variant of VBDC (variable brightfield-darkfield contrast), more specifically "condender-based concentric VBDC". This technique was, as far as I know, first named and published in 2011 by...

I've read about 4f relays and how they allow the externalization/projection of the objective back focal plane. It's a fascinating concept and I certainly see some potential (future) use, which led me to investigate how to actually set one up. Although the concept is pretty easy to grasp, I'm slightl...

Hello, the 60/0.95 is indeed a dry objective, similar to infamous 40/0.95 but much harder to find wspecially in good condition :) Hi and thanks! I suspected it was rather uncommon, given I couldn't find any documentation on this objective (though the publicly available documentation is quite patchy...

I'm wishing to sell some Zeiss and Zeiss Jena parts I'm not using to make room and funds for new purchases, and I've decided to post it here before I'm dumping it in the bottomless pit called ebay. Carl Zeiss Jena apochromat 60x/0.95 N.A. 160 mm tube length (dry?) objective with a coverslip correcti...

Hi all,

I'm looking to buy a Zwischentubus/intermediate tube for Zeiss Standard models, article number 473059, used to insert pol or DIC sliders. It wouldn't matter to me if it is "bare", i.e., without any sliders or filters. If someone has one for sale, please let me know

Cheers!

Hi and nice to meet you all! I'm a budding biologist (mycologist, microbiologist, genomicist, taxonomist) in the Netherlands. I've just finished my MSc. and I'm about to start a PhD project on mushroom biodiversity, taxonomy, and genomics. I've had a very basic Brunel microscope I got when I was 12 ...

What model Zeiss microscope do you have DevonianSea? I believe it's a model directly preceding the Standard 14/16/18 line, based on photos seen in an early 60s catalog or brochure. I reckon it was called the Standard RA, but I don't known if there were different names or model numbers for ones with...

EYE C U wrote: ↑

Mon Aug 23, 2021 11:18 pm

ONLY 100! HECK OF A DEAL

I'm kind of confused by this statement

Dear IanW,

If it's still available, would you consider selling the phase contrast condenser separately?

Kindest regards