Photomicroscopy
Apr 2, 2012 20:37:44 #
I've posted a couple images in the True Macro section, but thought I'd add them here as well. These are my early attempt at photomicroscopy - shooting through a microscope.
This is pine pollen and magnified about 300 times.
The "0" in the date 2010 on a penny
The root tip of a corn plant. You can see the individual cells
Apr 2, 2012 21:23:05 #
ngc1514 wrote:
I've posted a couple images in the True Macro section, but thought I'd add them here as well. These are my early attempt at photomicroscopy - shooting through a microscope.
Which 0? There are 2 of them. LOL Great macro.
Apr 2, 2012 22:14:30 #
Apr 3, 2012 06:53:30 #
That's amazing! It takes all those little things to make up Big things. Awesome Macros'!!
Apr 3, 2012 07:47:23 #
ngc1514 wrote:
I've posted a couple images in the True Macro section, but thought I'd add them here as well. These are my early attempt at photomicroscopy - shooting through a microscope.
That was a critical tool when I took microbiology after slicing plants in a freezing microtome. I think we used eosin dye to help with the coloring.
Apr 3, 2012 09:02:01 #
Wes wrote:
That was a critical tool when I took microbiology after slicing plants in a freezing microtome. I think we used eosin dye to help with the coloring.
The photo of the root tip was a prepared slide, sliced and stained. I know staining is mentioned in the book I got on microscopy, but I'm still just trying to figure out the very basics. Slide prep remains a future goal.
Apr 4, 2012 07:48:48 #
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