Philodina

[ABEL]

Hello

These photos are of small Philodinas. They come from water suspended in a trunk. They possess small crowns.

The photos are in DIC TO 40x with the camera jenoptik progress flash

[ABEL]

And here, also with DIC to 40X; but these come from water in a vase of a cemetery.

[Marek Mis]

ABEL,
Your photographs are excellent - both the optical quality and colours. I like especially the colour of background. I've got question to you - could you send picture presenting your set for photomicrography. And one more - will you be so kind to get the link to French forum for microscopy where there are your other microphotographs.
Regards
Marek

[ABEL]

Hello.

Unfortunately I do not have photos still of my equipment but I work with an olympus BX 51 and the camera JENOPTIK PROGRESS CF WITH FLASH; I have a camera Lumenera Infinity CCD 2.1 also.

Here, is it correct to write a link?

[Craig Gerard]

Here, is it correct to write a link?

Yes, Abel.


Craig

[Cactusdave]

Really super pictures of the highest merit. A fortunate combination of very high quality equipment (is this a professional 'work' lab setup?) and a skilled operator. Congratulations.

Edit: Now I have seen your microscope I can only say that you are fortunate indeed to have such a wonderful setup for your own use. Like you I started with a small microscope, that was over 50 years ago.

[ABEL]

Thank you very much for your comments.

I have some ancient photos of the microscope with the camera Lumenera and another photo of the camera Jenoptik. But nowadays, I use
electronic flash in the Jenoptik progress. My use of the microscope is personal not professional.






My first microscope

[ABEL]

And some photos but in black and white plus.

[Craig Gerard]

Abel,

Thankyou for posting images of your microscope(s) and camera arrangement.

It is good to see the equipment used and it is always a pleasure viewing the stunning photographs you upload.

Craig