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I have recently obtained an WWII-era research grade microscope, the Leitz Ortholux I. It was sitting in a friend's closet for a long time and the optics need a lot of alignment, centering, and some dusting love. Also, the power supply hasn't arrived, so this shot was obliquely illuminated using a dim flashlight.
This is the edge of the slide clamp spring arm seen at approximately 125x magnification. The parallel grooves are polish marks. The objective is a Leitz 10x achromat and the ocular is a Leitz Periplan GF 10x (there's a 1.25x lens in the nosepiece as well).
I just wanted to see if I could hang my camera above the trinocular camera port and get an image. The image looking down into the camera port visually is much sharper than this, so there are some serious image plane alignment issues that need to be worked out . More to come.
I made this from the instructable here. www.instructables.com/id/10-Smartphone-to-digital-microsc...
Just opened our CSI spy kit and decided to get a real close look at the fingerprints we just made - messy
Absinthe C'est La Mort Microscope Slide Pendant features an image of a skeletal waiter pouring absinthe from an anti-absinthe poster from the early part of the 19th century when abolitionists were trying to get absinthe banned.
The back of the pendant features a picture of another anti-absinthe poster from the same time period. This one is of a skull and reads C'est La Mort. Translated to English it means "Absinthe is death".
My two sided pendants make versatile accessories and look great no matter which side you choose to wear. The image on each side is protected by a glass microscope slide.
Microcope slide pendant measures 3 inches tall by 1 inch wide and is enclosed by a black patina flip frame.
Pendant has been embellished with a lead free pewter skeleton key charm and a vintage pocket watch gear.
Microscope Camera C-35AD-4
Part of the Olympus Semi-Automatic Exposure Photomicrographic System.PM-10AK for Olympus Microscopes
© Dirk HR Spennemann 2013, All Rights Reserved
Christmas Seals laboratory dedication of electron microscope (1983).
File: Electron Microscope PHCimages_2012
I made this from the instructable here. www.instructables.com/id/10-Smartphone-to-digital-microsc...
Cheap photo microscope setup. Swift SW150 with a section of pipe insulation on the eyepiece tube. Sony a6000 mirrorless camera with non communicating canon eos adapter connected to a EOS to T2 telescope adapter (I already had this)
A microscope used in the University of Manchester Botany Department.
Kathleen Drew used the microscope for her research on the life cycle of the edible seaweed, nori. Her work enabled Japanese farmers to develop artificial seeding techniques, resulting in the first mass production.
Taken with 40x objective, this is a rotifer found in the dogs' water dish.
This is an experiment with flash - attempting to capture those moving cilia.
opax 200x microscope.I bought 21 of these on ebay for £125, all in wooden boxes,the idea being to see how many full ones I can get and then sell them on and keep a a few for myself.
They are good quality
There are bits missing etc cracked eyepieces ,damaged mirrors etc so we will see.
There are a lot of 5x eyepieces but hardly any 10x ones.
You never know what you'll see under the microscope, and students learned that firsthand while observing different organisms at our seagrass research station.