Saltwater Marsh Sample 300x. Euglena on the prowl.
Olympus BH2 60x PlanApo, 5x mag changer, 10.3mp camera.
Olympus BH2 60x PlanApo, 5x mag changer, 10.3mp camera.
Olympus BH2 10x UPlanXApo, 5x mag changer, 10.3mp camera.
Any ideas on the worm species? Olympus BH2 20x UPlanSApo, 5x mag changer, 10.3mp camera.
Olympus BH2 10x UPlanXApo, 5x Mag, 50 total. Pirate hat added in post.
Olympus BH2, 10x UPlanXApo, 5x mag, 50x total mag, 10.3mp camera. Pond water sample in 5mm well slide, from a salt water marsh.
Imaged on an Olympus BH-2, 4x UPlanXApo, 20x total magnification, 10.1 mp AmScope. Tile scanned and cropped in ImageJ/Fiji. The tile scan feature with the AmScope software works okay has some trouble with small features. I tried stitching at 10x but the software couldn't handle it and I could not get a large stitch.
Pond water sample. Shot on an Olympus BH2 with 4x DPlan, total magnification 20x.
Shot on an Olympus BH2 with 10x DPlan, total magnification 50x.
Amoeba. Shot on an Olympus BH2 with 40x DPlan, total magnification 200x.
Salt water marsh water sample. Shot on an Olympus BH2 with 20x DPlan, total magnification 100x. Anyone recognize this type of what I assume is a flat worm?
Mouse Lung tissue stained with HE. Shot on an Olympus BH2 with 10x DPlan, total magnification 50x. The stitching software that comes with the camera (AmScope 10 mp) is very good at stitching and it is done live (requires a movable stage). The company gets a bit of hate but this is a pretty nice feature. I left the jagged edges in on purpose so you can see the stitched tiles.
Pond water sample. Shot on an Olympus BH2 with 40x DPlan, total magnification 200x. Images is displayed 4x real speed.
Shot on an Olympus BH2 with a 10x UPlanApo 50x total magnification.
Shot on an Olympus BH2 with a 10x DPlan 50x total magnification. Stentor culture with an unknown Amoeba. I am thinking Amoeba Proteus but I will let the experts weigh in.
Shot on an Olympus BH2 with a 4x PlanXApo 20x total magnification. Stentor and rotifers attached to a piece of decaying moss.
Stabbed the poor fellow using a glass needle under a dissection scope and transferred to an Olympus BH2, 20x total magnification.