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sebba28
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Post by sebba28 »

For those images I used UGF and polarizing light with DIY compensator.

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Post by leonardturner »

A beautiful selection; I am particularly impressed by the detail in the higher magnification shots--

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Post by Marek Mis »

Nice images, especially the first one.

Marek

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Post by sebba28 »

Marek and Leonard
Thank you for your comments.

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Post by Olympusman »

Very nice imagery.
Let's open some discussion of the term UGF (Universal Gradient Filter) which is the term I and others have been using. But I have also seen the term GUF (Gradient Universal Filter). If you Google UGF you don't get results that apply to photomicrography, but when you search for Gradient Universal Filter you can find a gallery showing filters and photomicrographs shot with the filters.
So, which is the correct or accepted term?
Michael Reese Much FRMS EMS Bethlehem, Pennsylvania, USA

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Post by RogelioMoreno »

Nice details on last one.

Rogelio

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