Closterium and a thank you.

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specious_reasons
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Closterium and a thank you.

Post by specious_reasons »

Been a while since I posted on this forum, but it's anything but forgotten.

I recently replaced the head of my microscope from a monocular to a trinocular. I primarily wanted the new head so I could mount the camera and look through the eyepiece at the same time. However, I was getting an annoying "ring of light" in all my pictures from the camera port.

This was the place to look, a brief scan of the technical forums found me 2 workable answers. Putting a small ring of paper in the photo eyepiece tub got rid of it.

In a bit of serendipity, I saw jc maccagno's Closterium thread, and I found my own this evening, presented here without unwanted lighting artifacts:

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specious_reasons
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Post by specious_reasons »

Also, no darkfield pictures, but here's one in phase contrast:
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Post by Mitch640 »

A very intersting plant that I have yet to see.

I also had the ring of light. Putting the projector lens inside my adapter did the trick for me.

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