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www.SchoolTechnology.org Elementary students using USB microscopes to look at insects.

www.SchoolTechnology.org Elementary students using USB microscopes to look at insects.

www.SchoolTechnology.org Elementary students using USB microscopes to look at insects.

Mike Lake, 10x, DIC, HF B

Taken with a Microscope and attached DSLR camera... I made them into HDR's but otherwise did not feel like editing them. Sorry.

 

Saved just before the dump for scrap. I'm still looking for data from the upper part of the microscope (Somatoscope III-zoom). There are 2 microscope lenses:

Carl Zeiss Plano 40/1.0 Oel m.l.

Carl Zeiss Jena HI 100/1.25 160/0.17

The microscope operates still outstanding, little used, and has a very high resolution. The focus knob apparently has a resolution of 2 micron per division. Video output goes to the B / W 15 " MONS2B monitor.

 

Messing around with polarizers :P i like how this one came out.

This microscope illuminates from above instead of below, which offers a big advantage: the objects being studied don’t have to be prepared in ultra-thin slices. Kids can simply aim the incident light microscope at anything that catches their fancy—articles of clothing, toys, plants, even their own skin. The 50x enlargement delivered thereby provides astounding new impressions and insights.

 

Credit: Martin Hieslmair

www.SchoolTechnology.org Elementary students using USB microscopes to look at insects.

www.SchoolTechnology.org Elementary students using USB microscopes to look at insects.

This group’s quest landed them at the electron microscopy lab, where a researcher showed students how to use a scanning electron microscope. FWRI harmful algal bloom researchers use these powerful microscopes to magnify tiny marine organisms up to 50,000 times.

These are CSI styled diatoms, dead for about 40 years. Magnification was about 1000 times, I used a Olympus BH microscope for this picture. But I forgot to set the aperture on the microscope right, so that is why it has these ugly corners :P

My dad peering into the microscopic world.

Through the microscope lens. Swimming micro-organisms. Come to greeninventionscentral.blogspot.com for the companion post Wilderness and the Swimming Zeepies

www.SchoolTechnology.org Elementary students using USB microscopes to look at insects.

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An interesting look at everyday things.

I bought a cheap USB powered Microscope and then started exploring. Some of the images were very unexpected so I thought I would post a few.

 

2015

A person looking into a microscope during the coronavirus crisis.

Nikon microscope with 3 objective lenses. Dutch angle, (sorta).

(supposedly) melanin pigments under the microscope.

Labradorite through a microscope

 

Nikon CFI Plan 10x microscope objective

52mm->M25 step-down ring

58mm->52mm step-down ring

Mamiya 645 210mm f/4 (as tube lens)

Nikon F->M645 lens adapter

Nikon D7000

  

Issu d'un prélèvement effectué vers 1700m d'altitude, au niveau du déversoir de l'étang d'Artax gelé.

Video of a feedback loop caused by filming the pixels of a video feed (of the pixels of the same video feed) using a USB microscope.

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Mike Lake, 10x, FLUO-C4, HF C

This was a prawn leg. Very tasty and an interesting to run under the microscope.

400x zoom points added as Notes.

This is what I use when I do some of my engraving, it comes in really handy with detailed crests on signet rings. The scope is at working distance as you see it here, so there is a lot of room to work.

Students using the microscopes to look at various types of protests in pond water.

Incredible gift from Pooja's grandfather . . . his company, Labomed, manufactures and sells microscopes for academic and medical professionals.

Non recrytalised table salt, obviously showing some signs of wear.

Black label Bushmills Irish Whiskey

A late 60s, early 70s microscope set from Tasco in Japan. It works very well and is not a toy.

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