Closterium: cell division in time lapse
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Closterium: cell division in time lapse
Hi,
I'd like to show one more time lapse video now.
It is the third part of my little series of desmid divisions -
after Micrasterias and Euastrum here a Closterium:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VtuBmXl0ttM
The cellular surrounding has in one scene been pointed out by putting some chinese ink into the water.
Illumination: Darkfield and asymmetric Rheinberg/Col mix
Zeiss Standard 18; Neofluar 16; Planapos 10, 25, 40 and 63; Ultrakondensor; Achr.-Apl. 1.4.
Time lapse (up to 250x) using the MagicLantern extention for Canon EOS.
My other desmid videos can be found here:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0P7RQV51 ... tHW21-gW_3
Best wishes
Jens
I'd like to show one more time lapse video now.
It is the third part of my little series of desmid divisions -
after Micrasterias and Euastrum here a Closterium:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VtuBmXl0ttM
The cellular surrounding has in one scene been pointed out by putting some chinese ink into the water.
Illumination: Darkfield and asymmetric Rheinberg/Col mix
Zeiss Standard 18; Neofluar 16; Planapos 10, 25, 40 and 63; Ultrakondensor; Achr.-Apl. 1.4.
Time lapse (up to 250x) using the MagicLantern extention for Canon EOS.
My other desmid videos can be found here:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0P7RQV51 ... tHW21-gW_3
Best wishes
Jens
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I love videos that show a story and a theme. So your videos of the desmids are fascinating and satisfying for me to view. Your work is not only artistic, but it is also show great technical mastery over your equipment.
How do you make your slide mounts so that the plants can be maintained for these prolonged video sequences. Also, do you have any problems with focus drift when taking time lapse?
Brian Matsumoto
How do you make your slide mounts so that the plants can be maintained for these prolonged video sequences. Also, do you have any problems with focus drift when taking time lapse?
Brian Matsumoto
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Konstantan spacers
Thank You Brian,
I don't have much problems with focus shifts (more with the movement of the desmids...).
For constant distances between coverslip and slide I'm using Konstantan wire as spacer. This wire is available down to 0.04 mm diameter, here I used the 0.150 mm. From time to time it is necessary to replace evaporated water...
It helps to use large 24x40mm coverslips, too.
Best wishes
Jens
I don't have much problems with focus shifts (more with the movement of the desmids...).
For constant distances between coverslip and slide I'm using Konstantan wire as spacer. This wire is available down to 0.04 mm diameter, here I used the 0.150 mm. From time to time it is necessary to replace evaporated water...
It helps to use large 24x40mm coverslips, too.
Best wishes
Jens
Brian Matsumoto wrote:I love videos that show a story and a theme. So your videos of the desmids are fascinating and satisfying for me to view. Your work is not only artistic, but it is also show great technical mastery over your equipment.
How do you make your slide mounts so that the plants can be maintained for these prolonged video sequences. Also, do you have any problems with focus drift when taking time lapse?
Brian Matsumoto