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Photos taken in polarized light.

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Nice.
(The first is special)

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first two are good (:
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I'm looking for the the extemely rare V-IM magnification changer for the E800 scope. If you have seen a listing or have one for sale please let me know.

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Very nice

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Molto interessante l' arcella...bravo :wink:

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Grazie a tutti.
Thanks.

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Interesting set!

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The first looks like a solar eclipse :wink:

Which retardation plates are you using? The varied background color on the last two is different and nice.

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First and second are stunning.
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Charles Krebs wrote:The first looks like a solar eclipse :wink:

Which retardation plates are you using? The varied background color on the last two is different and nice.
Hello. The retardation plate I use is a recovery plate. I bought it on Ebay as a spare part. Unfortunately, I could not not be more accurate. Greetings
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