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Mon matériel très sommaire pour la microphotographie : un Pentax k5, un flash cobra, un trépied, un soufflet macro Pentax (35 € sur eBay) avec un adaptateur monture k / rms et 2 objectifs : un 4 x Bresser planachromatique (48 € sur Amazon) et un 10 x récupéré sur un microscope chinois (celui qui a aussi servi pour les photos d'araignées et de mouche).

Photo through a microscope of crystals growing from the melt of succinic acid. Polarized light technology.

My microscope and the digital camera attachment.

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40x magnification

Nikon D5000 w/ 35mm f/2 Nikkor-O

 

In Biology we're doing microscope stuff.

(Identification sous réserve)

A lovely Kentucky Bourbon, approximately 40X

 

...in a showcase-room-like setting.

:D

11.6.2010, Microscope Night

 

Machine Project artist in residency at Hammer Museum.

 

Photo by Marianne Williams.

Grade 3 students investigating mealworms

This is the stereo microscope I use for building surface mount PCB's and removing splinters. To take the pictures, I held the lens of the Nikon Coolpix-4500 up to one of the eyepieces. I really wish I had a trinocular head with an adapter for the DSLR.

11.6.2010, Microscope Night

 

Machine Project artist in residency at Hammer Museum.

 

Photo by Marianne Williams.

On peut voir les goutellettes lipidiques s'agiter au sein de l'unique cellule qui vit dans cette frustule ( enveloppe siliceuse). Les mouvement de la diatomée sont généralement rectilignes.

Dan borrowed a microscope from AADL!

 

~photo by Dan~

This bug is only about 1.5 mm in length.

Just a test after getting the microscope re-setup in the workshop lab.

Would be nice if we could hook up the computer to the microscope, hmmm.

Microscope photo of the corner of the Princeton Piton Processor with zoom in on Piton logo (Inset).

My favorite part of this microscope is the two eyepieces. Two people can look at the same specimen at the same time. Still, I think their little sister wouldn't mind a third eyepiece.

Inclusions inside of pressed amber.

An old microscope slide from Bournemouth Universities collection

Mine. I forget how much it went for but around or under $300

I have a feeling these are Russian made. I know Barska rifle scopes are.

Grant Museum of Zoology

Rockefeller Building

University College London

London, England, UK

Mikrografie

A sign on a box

Slide #20. 10x Magnification. Large Intestine. Loose connective tissue.

AKA Water Net, a green algae Approx 100x

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