Gregg, It is amazing what image processing can do in this area and a great many more. I worked with a little of it in the early days but it has progressed a...
Gordon Couger
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Oct 1, 2004 7:22 am
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The tops screw off the 600 series condeser so you can get a 1.4 top by its self if you can find it. They are not easy to find. But they are out there. Gordon ...
Gordon Couger
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Oct 1, 2004 7:25 am
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Thanks Jim. Can I deduce from this that as soon as people realised blue light is more refracted then red (eg by a prism--Newton?), therefore a blue light...
The Gemmary has more of Dan Kile's excellent petrographic microscope book listed. If you are into anitque microscopes or are on the lookout for a good ...
Gordon, You are right of course, a Leitz immersion 1.25-1.4 NA screw off top is really all I need. Anybody have one they would be willing to part with or...
Hi, I might know of a spare one of those condensers, at least I'm pretty sure it is the 600 series. The condenser I know of is the condenser on pg. 90 of the...
Torino 01 October 2004 (ITALY) Hi all, truly I did not believe that my question about cutting wax would rise a such animated argument. It means that the ML...
It is my experience that wet will work better, as long as you have what we yanks call "wet dry" sandpaper. The backing and adhesives are designed for use with ...
Hello Aaron, Thank you for your comments, and taking mine in the spirit in which they were intended. At home, I am a simple microscopist with antique ...
Hi, all; My PM-10A (early version) control box has terminals for X-Sync; I have also seen in the brochure for the later PM-10 system that it will fire a PM-LSS...
Dear Rene: I would think so.... also David Brewster around the same time (1830s) applied filters to narrow down the wavelength of transmitted light. The...
The edge holding properties of steel are not directly connected to hardness or other qualities. The older blades are usually not as hard and easier to sharpen....
Gordon Couger
Gordon@...
Oct 1, 2004 8:34 pm
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I would think that as soon as filter were available it became obvious that you could see more detail with blue light than red. Using water solutions of...
Gordon Couger
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Oct 1, 2004 8:53 pm
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Yes indeed, in fact as mentioned earlier, David Brewster did experiment with glass containers with colored water or fluid. His most famous work however, was...
Some weeks ago, people were asking about sources for ethyl alcohol. In New Hampshire today, I bought a (750 ml?) bottle of Clear Spring Grain Alcohol for about...
I picked up a Unitron Zoom lens today, marked 1:6.5 and it has a supplementary 2x lens screwed on the front. Is it designed to go directly onto a TV camera or ...
John, Most of their stuff it good enough to use but not good enough to talk about using. You should be able to see differences between unitron lenses and...
Gordon Couger
Gordon@...
Oct 2, 2004 10:03 am
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I doubt it was that obvious with all the lens faults etc. Besides, who had a good notion of wavelength difference?? R....
It is very obvious between red and blue light. Try it and see. Gordon ... From: "rvanwezel" <renevanwezel@...> To: <Microscope@yahoogroups.com> Sent:...
Gordon Couger
Gordon@...
Oct 2, 2004 11:52 am
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Hi all, someone can reply to this question: I'd like to know which tipe of Leitz's microscope fits objectives marked *oo/- or *oo/0. Thanks in advance for any...
Hi, I recently found a Leitz Photar 25mm objective. This objective is designed for macrophotography and has a RMS thread. Upon close examination of the...
Hello John, The Unitron zoom lens that I recall had an RMS thread for mounting into an RMS nosepiece, and would work with a compound microscope optical path....
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... The OD of the thread is a mil or two under 0.800 so could be RMS. I've not counted the TPI. Does anyone know if the thread for the smaller (CCD) TV cameras...
You are correct, John, This lens is a bit much for a traditional benchtop microscope stand. Please note I mentioned compound microscope optical path, not...
Riccardo, I think those are infinity objectives if the oo looks more like a '8' laying on its side. the /0 would show that they are to be used without a...
Gordon Couger
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Oct 2, 2004 8:57 pm
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I just posted some photos of an objective that came into my posession (rentzrentz). Its markings read "FL54X 1.00 N.A. OIL". It is 15 mm in diameter and has...
Gordon, at first thanks for the reply. They are exactly infinity objectives but I don't know in which type of Leitz's microscope can be used. I have two old...
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