The rotifer Stephanoceros fimbriata
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The rotifer Stephanoceros fimbriata
Hi,
let me show a photo of the nice rotifer Stephanoceros fimbriata
using darkfield. The rotifer is sitting on a moss plant and waiting for something
to catch.
Zeiss Standard 18; Neofluar 6.3/0.2; Achr.-Apl. 1.4 with lens 0.9 (DF-position); GF 0.8x; S-Kpl 10x/20;
relay lens 63 mm; MC63; 4x5" film.
Greetings
Jens
let me show a photo of the nice rotifer Stephanoceros fimbriata
using darkfield. The rotifer is sitting on a moss plant and waiting for something
to catch.
Zeiss Standard 18; Neofluar 6.3/0.2; Achr.-Apl. 1.4 with lens 0.9 (DF-position); GF 0.8x; S-Kpl 10x/20;
relay lens 63 mm; MC63; 4x5" film.
Greetings
Jens
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Great photo! Love the darkfield illumination.
To anthropomorphize: Your rotifer reminds me of a diva singer standing on the stage in the limelight.
--Betty
To anthropomorphize: Your rotifer reminds me of a diva singer standing on the stage in the limelight.
--Betty
Atticus Finch: "You never really understand a person until you consider things from his point of view
- until you climb into his skin and walk around in it."
Lee, N. H. 1960. To Kill a Mockingbird. J. B. Lippincott, New York.
- until you climb into his skin and walk around in it."
Lee, N. H. 1960. To Kill a Mockingbird. J. B. Lippincott, New York.
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Hi,
thank you all for the compliments on that diva...
If you like an additional video (i know I've already posted it some times ago...):
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yTG3WJMrpDQ
Greetings
Jens
thank you all for the compliments on that diva...
If you like an additional video (i know I've already posted it some times ago...):
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yTG3WJMrpDQ
Greetings
Jens
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A wonderful image!
I just now noticed the imaging technology (emphasis added):
--Rik
I just now noticed the imaging technology (emphasis added):
I can see that this would give you great quality, but doesn't it restrict pretty much the number of pictures you can take?Zeiss Standard 18; Neofluar 6.3/0.2; Achr.-Apl. 1.4 with lens 0.9 (DF-position); GF 0.8x; S-Kpl 10x/20;
relay lens 63 mm; MC63; 4x5" film.
--Rik
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Hi Rik,
Thank You. :-)
Sure, for large series of images I prefer my DSLR.
With large format film I am restricted to the number of film
boxes in my refrigerator. ;-)
I just like the look and feel of the large 'chromes and BW films
for special moments...
Greetings and thank You again for the image of the month award!
Jens
Thank You. :-)
Sure, for large series of images I prefer my DSLR.
With large format film I am restricted to the number of film
boxes in my refrigerator. ;-)
I just like the look and feel of the large 'chromes and BW films
for special moments...
Greetings and thank You again for the image of the month award!
Jens
rjlittlefield wrote:A wonderful image!
I just now noticed the imaging technology (emphasis added):I can see that this would give you great quality, but doesn't it restrict pretty much the number of pictures you can take?Zeiss Standard 18; Neofluar 6.3/0.2; Achr.-Apl. 1.4 with lens 0.9 (DF-position); GF 0.8x; S-Kpl 10x/20;
relay lens 63 mm; MC63; 4x5" film.
--Rik