Try to make the droplet more spherical. I can't see wether you are using a needle on that syringe or not? Try doing it without a needle, then you should get a more spherical droplet, hence a better picture;)
Yes, it works with a laser pointer. (I posted a video response showing our results) You sampled some great water sources that we didn't think offf- off to try! Great video!
I think a thinner "sample holder" could help you eliminate the visibility with "murkier samples". Basically, if your sample is spread out a bit more and flattened, you should see more through it.
Is there any way to know what magnification you are achieving with this DIY microscope?
the dirt was moving because of the flow of water
xploi 6 days ago
Try to make the droplet more spherical. I can't see wether you are using a needle on that syringe or not? Try doing it without a needle, then you should get a more spherical droplet, hence a better picture;)
xelionizer 3 months ago
Yes, it works with a laser pointer. (I posted a video response showing our results) You sampled some great water sources that we didn't think offf- off to try! Great video!
crunchyfootsteps 5 months ago
I think a thinner "sample holder" could help you eliminate the visibility with "murkier samples". Basically, if your sample is spread out a bit more and flattened, you should see more through it.
Is there any way to know what magnification you are achieving with this DIY microscope?
BladesOfMunch 6 months ago