Hi,
I'd like to show a video of some Blepharisma musculus.
They are purple colored (similar to Stentor igneus) ciliates
found between Sphagnum under the ice of a small lake.
You can find the video here:
http://youtu.be/JApW6Vn_0wI
… some "crops" out of the movie stills:
(Standard 18; Planapo 25/0.65; Kpl 20x; DSLR)
Your comments are welcome.
Greetings
Jens
Edit: As Bruce posted, it seems to be Blepharisma musculus not Amphileptus.
I will edit the video title, too.
A purple ciliat - Blepharisma musculus
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Re: A purple ciliat - Blepharisma musculus
Nice protist very well imaged.
As user of Zeiss Standard microscopes that KPL 20X intrigues me a lot. Could you explain (here or at the technical forum) how do you use it with the camera and how magnification on sensor do you get?myriophyllum wrote:(Standard 18; Planapo 25/0.65; Kpl 20x; DSLR)
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Re: A purple ciliat - Blepharisma musculus
Hi,Pau wrote:Nice protist very well imaged.As user of Zeiss Standard microscopes that KPL 20X intrigues me a lot. Could you explain (here or at the technical forum) how do you use it with the camera and how magnification on sensor do you get?myriophyllum wrote:(Standard 18; Planapo 25/0.65; Kpl 20x; DSLR)
I used the 0,25x T2 Adapter (63 mm) with the Kpl 20x/8 (field stop removed to cover the sensor of the EOS 5DII) instead of the
S-Kpl 10x/20 photoeyepiece.
So the magnification is 25x20x0.25 = 125x.
So the ciliate is about 130 mü long.
Greetings
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