Kinorhyncha high power
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why is it that no matter how much we magnify, there is always fascinating detail?
you should post the size scale on these vids, no telling who might be watching them, they ought to be told..
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Pictures were shot using a Nikon AlphaPhot teaching compound microscope with a trinocular head and a mounted camera. Ill shoot some scales and post them separately as a short video. Lowest mags were with a 4X objectives, next mags with a 10X objective, and highest with a 40X objective. The camera tube has no separate eyepiece lens. Thanks for the suggestions!
jjparasite 3 years ago