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AmScope Kids Prepared Slides: Educational Type viewed on a COLEMETER USB 2.0 Handheld Digital Microscope with Stand - Taken with Raspberry Pi using Cheese
Source: E. C. Bolles Collection of Microscope Slides, San Diego Natural History Museum.
Image id: SDNHM_Microscope_Slides_024
My first microscopic photo. This is a close-up of the edge of a leaf from around the base of the stem of a tomato.
AB Test of Focus Stacking
One stacked from 120 images in about 3 1/2 minutes.
The other stacked from 12 images in 18 seconds.
Can you tell a difference?
Just playing around at work again. These flowers are tiny, roughly about 7 or 8mm across (5/16 inch)
Complete with built-in WIFI capability, the iScope Hera ' s compact size, simple use, and high-quality imaging bring sophistication to mobile and portable information capture and storage.
Eyeing some residues. (Photograph courtesy of P. Kosty, University of Pennsylvania Museum of Archaeology and Anthropology.)
A mm ruler-each line is 1 mm from the next.
Canon T2i, medium resolution still photo
3456x2304 pixels.
444 pixels/mm
Macrofotografia hecha con iPhone 3G S y una lupa plana a la pantalla del MacPro.
Macropicture of the MacPro screen with iPhone 3G S and a flat magnifier.
The left one is a Spencer and buffalo USA 1914.
The right one is a Wattson London late 30,s. Theses are a part of my husband optics collection.
40x objective, NA 0.65 plus 2.5x relay lens to Canon T2i
captured as HD Video and then focus stacked.
Scale ~8.7 pixels per micron.
Theoretical resolution should be ~0.5 microns
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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.
This cover is yellow but close up you can see the individual colour dots.
2015
Entry 22 - This lab was one that I was pretty familiar with. I took aquatic ecology last semester here at the FEC and had a great time collecting the samples from Goodson Pond. The experience with microscopes helped me tremendously with this lab. However, I have never used the computer system that allows you to take pictures of your slide. This opened up a whole new world of photography and appreciation for the images others have curated through this method.