Rotifer in polarized light

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Marek Mis
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Rotifer in polarized light

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10 X S Plan Apo Olympus, 2,5 X NFK, Lumipan - old CZJ microscope
Polarized light (with retarders)

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Post by Mitch640 »

That is beautiful. I have seen a lot of rotifers here, but never one with that center stalk sticking up. Do you know what that is?

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Marek,

Once again, very creative lighting. I like the way the plant tissue is portrayed, as well as the rotifer.

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Charlie,

Thank you for your nice comment.
By the way, what do you think about Carl Zeiss Jena GF Planapochromat objectives ? There was the oportunity to buy it at Polish auction, but I know nothing about the quality of these objectives. Are they comparable with the olympus s planapochromates ?

Thank you for any informations and best regards

Marek Mis
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Marek,
what do you think about Carl Zeiss Jena GF Planapochromat objectives ?
I don't know anything about their quality. An acquaintance (whose opinion I trust) was extremely impressed with a 25X Plan Apo he used, but that was the infinity corrected version.

The only East German Zeiss (RMS, 160mm finite) I have are a 40X and 63X, but of much older design (not "GF"). They are very good, but not exceptional.

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Charlie,

Thanks a lot for your information.

Marek

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Marek,
By the way, what do you think about Carl Zeiss Jena GF Planapochromat objectives ?
Some of my local microscopy friends have those. There are very indeed very nice and often available at a very reasonable price.

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Ecki,
Thank you very much for your additional informations. I have already 40 X objective. It is S Planachromat Olympus. It is quite good, but not so good as for example 40 X S Planapochromat Olympus. I'm looking for something similar to the last one (if about image quality). I've got already 10 X Olympus S Plan Apo and 20 X and 40 X S Planachromats but their quality seems to me not enough good. So the most important to me is comparison 20 X and 40 X GF CZJ objectives to the Olympus S Planapochromats.

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Marek Mis
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Marek,

I really enjoyed this photo - thank you!

Any possibility of posting a photo just of the Sphagnum with the same lighting ?

regards
Brian

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