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Nikon 10X Planar Microscope Objective

Nikon 10X Planar Microscope Objective

July 2010 - at AM Radio's build - Superdyne

  

One of my favorite things AM has built is this microscope. You can see it at his build...Superdyne..sitting atop another beautiful item of his, the treadle sewing machine.

  

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AmScope 4X Achromatic Microscope Objective

Photo taken using home made microscope attached to iPhone. It depicts crystals formed in evaporated wine.

Threads of a N95 mask at 25x, Omax Microscope

Turin, 17.06.2022

AmScope 4X Achromatic Microscope Objective

The second of six builds I made for New Elementary.

 

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Almost a 100 years old, a collection of laboratory glass slides with different subjects. Used for training by laboratory analysts.

More bees with the Antique Microscope Extreme Macro rig.

 

Heaps of bee activity at the moment, plan to harvest some honey next weekend, big honey flow at the moment.

 

Nice shot of the forward ocelli in the centre of his forehead, one of three simple eyes they use for navigation, with the two compound eyes to see stuff. Bears and such.

Playing with matches and antique microscopes. Leitz objective from 1870. Time is defined by what can’t be undone.

🌐 Mora, Corrientes, Argentina 🇦🇷

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La más blanca de las monjitas, visible a distancia como un "punto blanco" en ramas o postes. // The whitest monjita, visible from the distance as a "white point" on branches or poles.

Libro: AVES-IBERÁ, Guía fotográfica.

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🇦🇷 Monjita Blanca, Viudita Blanca Común

🔬 Xolmis irupero (Vieillot, 1823)

🇺🇸 White Monjita

🇧🇷 Noivinha

🇵🇾 Blancaflora, Yrupero

🇩🇪 Weißnonnentyrann, Witwenmonjita, Witwen-Monjita

🇫🇷 Pépoaza irupéro

🇮🇹 Monjita bianca

🇯🇵 シロタイランチョウ

🇷🇺 Монжита-вдовушка

🇨🇳 白蒙霸鹟

Moth and butterfly wing scales are popular subjects in photomacrography. They are quite different shaped and colored even in case of one species. I always enjoy to looking in the camera's viewfinder when a wing is mounted under the lens.

 

Herald moth (Scoliopteryx libatrix)

 

102 shots were taken with the Nikon CF Plan 50x EPI SLWD microscope objective (see here) at under the nominal magnification, it was around 40x on the fullframe sensor.

 

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Panorama using microscope - loads of individual shots, first focus stacked each piece then stitched them all together in microsoft ICE software.

Was some issues with the stacking/stitching, but got it finished in the end.

I borrowed a digital microscope from work over the holidays. It's normally used for checking the alignment of digital printers, but allowed some unusual perspectives of other things too.

A cyclops, a.k.a. water flea, at 10x, Omax Microscope.

Bit more antique microscope macro, starting to get the hang of it. Bit dry and cold here at the moment, so there’s a shortage of available subjects. Looking forward to the Christmas Beetles at Christmas.

I began snapping some pictures of a plasma ball that I picked up for Halloween. These things are mesmerizing. And in a photo, they look rather viral.

2 x 140 images stacked in Helicon Focus and merged in Photoshop 4x Plan Microscope Objective 30 microns steps between each Shot , LED lighting:

Leica SL2s +Summilux 50mm ASPH,ISO800 1/400 F1.4

at Miller Farm, Eaton Rapids, Michigan

First attempt with a microscope Objective.

Human hair at 10x, Omax Microscope.

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Spider jaws taken from a molt. 45 image photo stack through a Lomo Biolam microscope

Nikon D5300+ Microscope lens Nikon 20x

「Zombie Fly」

 

I was using a UV dye on a dead house fly and that ended up turning the fly green and red.

 

📷 Canon EOS Rebel T6s

🔎 El-Nikkor 63mm f2.8

⚡️ Dual 365nm UV Lights

⚙️ ISO 100 0.8 sec

 

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New addition to my ODD lenses. Now I will use these microscopic objectives with my Nikon camera. Eager to see the results.

 

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Date : February 3, 2020.

Here is another scene from my recent photoshoot in the BYU cleanroom laboratory. This is Zach Walker using one of the microscopes to look at his lithography result on a silicon wafer. The picture has a yellow hue to it because it was taken in a room with yellow lights, allowing for photolithography which is sensitive to UV and blue wavelengths.

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Ceratitis capitata (Diptera - Tephritidae)

 

The species has been introduced to Hungary with citruses. This male was hatched from tangerine.

 

Picture was made from 103 shots with the Nikon BD Plan 10x microscope objective on 150mm bellows (between the sensor and the objective thread), so the magnification is smaller than the designated.

 

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🇦🇷 Rana trepadora chaqueña, Rana de zarzal

🔬 Hypsiboas raniceps, Boana raniceps (Cope, 1862)

🇺🇸 Chaco Tree-frog

🇧🇷 Perereca de bananeira

Photo of a vintage Spencer Buffalo Stereo microscope, circa 1932. I think this may be a model 55. Spencer is believed to be the earliest successful American microscope manufacturer.

This flower is so very very tiny.

ODC: microscope

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On this exciting edition of From The Archives: A LEGO Microscope.

 

This build was originally inspired by the LEGO X-Pod sets. While trying to find a use for the pod itself, I realized that it was very close to a deep petri dish. I used a planetary gear system to allow both coarse and fine adjustment of the objective “lens”. A little more tinkering and I connected the focus to a magnifying glass and fiber optic light in the eyepiece, so adjusting the focus knobs would actually bring the writing on a LEGO stud in and out of focus.

Taurine and Beta Alanine in polarized light - Leica ATC2000 microscope + Nikkor AI-s 200mm F4

Another view of a vintage Spencer Buffalo Stereo microscope, circa 1932. I think this may be a model 55. Spencer is believed to be the earliest successful American microscope manufacturer.

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