Büchse der Pandora
The " Büchse der Pandora" is a thermodynamic micro stacking cylinder,
with can do steps from 0.2µm.
I use the NIKON M Plan, 20/0.4 LWD, 210/0, with 30:1, Sharpness depth 1.8µm.
The picture width amounts 0.8mm.
These were 1062 pictures, stack with Zerene.
It is the head from Sitophilus granarius.
Kurt
Büchse der Pandora, stack in 1µm step and shorter
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Büchse der Pandora, stack in 1µm step and shorter
Last edited by Guppy on Mon Feb 03, 2014 10:49 am, edited 3 times in total.
Hello Saul
My english is bad.
The "Büchse der Pandora" is easy to make it self, see:
http://www.makro-forum.de/ftopic95030.html or
http://www.mikroskopie-forum.de/index.php?topic=18788.0
When you worm up a PVC tube from 200mm then it is going longer,
aproximative 0.5mm.
When you isolate the PVC Tube it cool down from 45°C to 28°C in 100 Minutes.
Ther are no steps, it is not digital it is analog!
In this time you can make 1000 pictures.
I hope, i can give enough information
it is very easy!
Kurt
My english is bad.
The "Büchse der Pandora" is easy to make it self, see:
http://www.makro-forum.de/ftopic95030.html or
http://www.mikroskopie-forum.de/index.php?topic=18788.0
When you worm up a PVC tube from 200mm then it is going longer,
aproximative 0.5mm.
When you isolate the PVC Tube it cool down from 45°C to 28°C in 100 Minutes.
Ther are no steps, it is not digital it is analog!
In this time you can make 1000 pictures.
I hope, i can give enough information
it is very easy!
Kurt
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Hello Kurt,
Great macro picture, great idea !
I was also thinking on bimetals, shape-memory-alloy, or even a mechanical kitchen timer to do some small displacements, but this works great.
Frans
Update : link to Shape-Memory-Alloy : http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shape-memory_alloy or Google with : muscle wire
Great macro picture, great idea !
I was also thinking on bimetals, shape-memory-alloy, or even a mechanical kitchen timer to do some small displacements, but this works great.
Frans
Update : link to Shape-Memory-Alloy : http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shape-memory_alloy or Google with : muscle wire
Frans Eggermont - http://www.flickr.com/photos/arnoldus1942