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Onion Epidermis observed at 400X with Ample Scientific CM401 lab microscope and capture by Olympus Stylus 7010 / Celestron camera adapter
"Curses, foiled again!" - Dick Dastardly
So, I thought - brilliant! I can take my son's microscope and all sorts of fun with the lights and looking through the lens and taking different angles ..... and then I discovered it works on UK voltage.... ho hum.
Taking a closer look at insects under the microscope.
Photo credit: Heather Lowther / Centre for Ecology & Hydrology
Identification sous réserve.
Ce micro-organisme présente un comportement vorace vis à vis de ses proies, animales ou végétales (ici une diatomée). Il a usage de se réunir à deux ou plusieurs individus, dans le but de partager ces proies, ce qu'on appelle une association de "consommation".
This is a test photo that we took by holding a friend's Canon A530 digital compact camera next to the eyepiece of my stereo microscope. The colour rendition is a bit strange due to the microscope's white LED illumination.
The chip is one of many on an ARM processor module for the Acorn RiscPC, made in 1996. It's a quad two-input AND gate.
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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
Today I've not even had my camera out of my bag, but I was impressed with the 3D images from our microscope that I was getting of a student's project of some structural cardboard that has been load tested.
I thought it would make for an unusual 365 photograph if nothing else.
Due to heavy fog and freezing temperatures overnight on 28th December, on the morning of 29th we had a garden full of hoar frost here in Oxfordshire.
These photos were taken using a USB microscope
11.6.2010, Microscope Night
Machine Project artist in residency at Hammer Museum.
Photo by Marianne Williams.