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another Diatom
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another Diatom
A diatom in vivo. The photo is not stacked.
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Re: another Diatom
Stunning!
Some technical details would be most welcomed: What size is the diatom ? which optics was used for imaging? Thanks in advance.
Some technical details would be most welcomed: What size is the diatom ? which optics was used for imaging? Thanks in advance.
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Beautiful image. A surprisingly large area in focus too for a single image.
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THAT IS AMAZING QUALITY FOR AN UNSTACKED IMAGE..........
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Bonjour
Very nice image
Very nice image
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Re: another Diatom
Thank you for the feedback, it motivates to post more ![Smile :-)](./images/smilies/icon_e_smile.gif)
Anybody who can help to identify this diatom?
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Size is about 200 um. Photo was taken with the Zeiss IM35 (vertical) microscope. It uses the old Zeiss finite DIC, objective was the Planapo 25/0,65.Hobbyst46 wrote:Stunning!
Some technical details would be most welcomed: What size is the diatom ? which optics was used for imaging? Thanks in advance.
Maybe it is because the focus on the raphne of the diatom and with a vertical microscope this area rests directly on the cover glass?75RR wrote:Beautiful image. A surprisingly large area in focus too for a single image.
Anybody who can help to identify this diatom?
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Could well be. As you mentioned earlier - gravity is your friend if you have an inverted microscope :)Maybe it is because the focus on the raphne of the diatom and with a vertical microscope this area rests directly on the cover glass?
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Re: another Diatom
Same diatom but with Plan 16 / DIC:
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Really nice work! Details and lightning are stunning!
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Thank you Håkan for your feedback. By the way: I just had a first look on some of you photos that you share on flickr. They are very very impressive! I will need much more time to have a closer look. They are probabely the result of your Olympus BX51?