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Section of a skin shed by a carpet python.

a "closeup" view from my recent fabrication project.

Microscope photography under polarized light of a broken DVD

BF100 laboratory fluorescence microscope, designed for biomedicine cell detection, immunofluorescence analysis, cell culture observation, fluorescence in-situ hybridization (fish).

    

New generation of infinity color corrected optical systems and professional plan semi-apochromatic fluorescence objectives, present you sharp and bright fluorescence image.

Professional fluorescence filter system, imported optical material and broadband multilayer coating, high transmissivity, mould proof, heat insulation and safety protection system, OSRAM brand mercury lamp, digital power-supply control.

Swallow tail slide switch easy to change filter cubes, three paths for fluorescence and one for bright field, four filter cubes can be mounted. OMEGA brand professional fluorescence filter cubes achieve excellent performance

Scientific research class cold CCD, high resolution, fast transmission. Intelligence Chinese fluorescence image processing software, meets any request of the most professional picture processing.

6V/30W transmission illuminator, Kohler illumination and swing out condenser enable to get full brightness at any magnifications under bright field observation. Various observations can be achievable by using dark-filed, phase contrast, polarization accessories.

Under the microscope, there is a (small) point which can be seen on tip of arrow on the left screen, this point moves over a surface (like a needle on an LP) the movement of the needle is monitored on the screen on the right side (shows differences in height for an area of 15*15 um) (um is 1/10.000 part of a cm)

Did this in 4 hours with scrap material laying around. Needed this for something to add to a lab to enhance appearance

Another display case of microscopes and other optical devices, main rotunda, SickKids hospital, Toronto.

I took some pictures of cells through a microscope in class then placed them in the different areas of the magazine that I collaged.

Sidney Hall’s (?-1831) astronomical chart illustration of Sagittarius and Corona Australis, Microscopium and Telescopium. The centaur Sagittarius with bow and arrow, telescope and microscope forming the constellation. Original from Library of Congress. Digitally enhanced by rawpixel.

Building Microscope Adapter

Great name.

 

From the accompanying card:

 

A monocular compound microscope made by R. and J. Beck of London, England in 1885. Note the novel design of the stand.

 

Display case, main rotunda, SickKids hospital, Toronto. I love this kind of stuff.

 

Prepared slide from the Celestron 44412 kit

Mercury switch #2

20x magnification

WIN_20150403_190840

 

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

Aflasafe production - Researcher counts spores with microscope. Photo by Joseph Atehnkeng/IITA.

Boligrafo bat mikroskopioan ikusita

 

Bolígrafo a través del microscopio

 

Pen seen with a microscope

Prepared slide from the Celestron 44412 kit

At the NMHM (National Museum of Health and Medicine) in Washington DC.

Juvenile Tawny Cockroach - Ectobius pallidus

 

Taken through a microscope.

 

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Ultra small field microscope for combating Malaria - Lab quality optics

(Millennium Health Microscope)

At the NMHM (National Museum of Health and Medicine) in Washington DC.

Cross polarised ascorbic acid crystals

Mercury switch.

20x magnification

Objet/Source :Extrait vegetal non identifié

Objectif : 4x

Prise de vue : Labtec Webcam 320x240

Eclairage : LED Blanche Eclairage Oblique

Préparation : aucune préparation

Post-trait. :Mozaïque 67 images/ Superposition 797 images

Taille :acquisition img. 1890*2646 pixels / 2680 KBytes

Date :13/06/2009

 

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