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Olympusman
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 Posted: Sun Jan 27, 2019 1:11 pm Post subject: HITACHI HD6417662 |
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40X objective. I had a very close call on this objective yesterday. I was setting up a chip for oil immersion and got distracted and didn't rotate the 100X oil into position. Instead, my 40X NIKON got an oil miniscus. Cleaned it right away with Xylol and a number of different lens cleaning solutions and now it is back.
100X Oil
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Sumguy01
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Location: Ketchikan Alaska USA
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| Posted: Sun Jan 27, 2019 5:31 pm Post subject: |
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 I hate it when that happens.
Nice pics.
Thanks for sharing. |
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Beatsy
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Probably setting myself up for a fall, but I've managed to avoid that particular accident.
You're getting some great resolution and sharpness with that oil objective. Makes it worth the extra setup and cleaning, eh? For a while at least...  |
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Olympusman
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| Posted: Tue Jan 29, 2019 9:14 am Post subject: Oil Objective |
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Oil immersion was uncomfortable to me for a long time. But now that I have set up a routine for the cleanup it isn't that difficult. I rinse the chips off by swirling them in Xylol in a jar. As for the objective, I always remove it from the scope, stand it on the threaded end and put a drop of Xylol on it to remove the oil, wipe it with a lens tissue and clean it again with another drop of Xylol.
Mike
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