red blood cells under 100x and 400x microscope

[pluckygalaxy]

How cool!!! What microscope did you use and how did you attach the camera?

[Kuro1156]

where did u got all those blood ..? is that ur blood or buy it ....

[nexypointy]

why are they moving? sorry I'm a newb.

[MrKandamo]

you murdered them...

[jakubgt1]

You can actually see a leukocyte at :45 in the center of the screen

[MSKill3r]

they look like chocolate rice cornflake in flowing milk :D

[ASSHOLELA]

how do you make blood flow on a slide?

[GorgeousDivaGirl]

What Are The White Things ?!

[viacalvy]

@GorgeousDivaGirl probably white blood cells, or unless you are talking about the random white blobs which might be air pockets, not too sure.

[alfredpyoschannel]

@GorgeousDivaGirl

white blood cells

[evaldasastrauskas]

@GorgeousDivaGirl not white blood cells, Air bubbles under the glass

[SirDude456]

@GorgeousDivaGirl but the huge white things that you saw on the first magnification where pockets of air trapped in the slide when S/he put the cover on the slide.

[ownTer]

Amazing...thanks for sharing.

[rickeraver]

and i think its cook too lol

[rickeraver]

nope just a simple indented slide with a flat slide over the top, i got the movement of the blood so well because it was from my finger and then on video in about 10 seconds you need to be quick or it begins to clot unless you keep it moving and flowing like in the body,all i did to move the blood cells was lift an edge of the top slide up about a tenth of a milimetre very very very slightly and it begins to flow wherever it can. thanks for the views :D not been on for months lol

[Capybaraification]

That's a really great resolution, did you use oil immersion for the 400x lens?

[Aawsy]

thats so cook!

[THURGOODa]

yeh its so cook

[boolykbol]

@THURGOODa I think it's weird

[dylankunaikennedy]

soo cook but ugly at the same time