Collotheca rotifer

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Charles Krebs
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Collotheca rotifer

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Came across these shots from last summer...

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Lovely. I wish I could just 'come across' images like that in my card dumps!! :o
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Lovely shots Charlie..
what lens did you used for pic n. 1? i assume a 10x!
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arturo

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Charles,

Very nice! I would like to know about the setup used.

Rogelio

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Hello Charles,

It remember me a pic I had posted some monthes ago, but yours are really great !

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JM

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Arturo,
The first image was with a 20/0.70 S Plan Apo (DIC illumination). This was a rather small specimen.

Rogelio,
This was with my "standard" setup. Olympus BHS with DIC components, 1.67NFK photo-eyepiece (with an additional 1.25X from the DIC intermediate piece... so a total, to camera, magnification of 2.1X). Canon T3i camera, flash via a Vivitar 283 flash tube. The first shot was the 20X... the other two were a 40/0.95X (dry) and (I think :smt017) possibly a 60X oil.

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many thanks :P
Arturo

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