This is from a stack of 5 images Taken with a Canon 65mm MP-E macro lens on a Canon 5D body. Taken outdoors, natural light, lens was on a Novoflex focusing rail.
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- 12.01.2008 08:49
- Forum: Helicon Focus: Macro
- Topic: Crab Spider
- Replies: 2
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- 12.01.2008 08:44
- Forum: Helicon Focus: Macro
- Topic: Blow Fly (Calliphora sp.)
- Replies: 4
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Blow Fly (Calliphora sp.)
The stack of images for this fly was taken with a reverse mounted 50mm EL Nikkor on a camera bellows. Camera was a Nikon D200.
- 12.01.2008 08:37
- Forum: Helicon Focus: Micro
- Topic: Water Bear (tardigrade) head
- Replies: 0
- Views: 14127
Water Bear (tardigrade) head
This is made from a stack on only 5 images. It was taken on a compound microscope using an Olympus 40/0.95 S Plan Apo objective, and DIC (Differential Interference Contrast) illumination. Camera on trinocular tube was a Conon 350D.
- 12.01.2008 08:32
- Forum: Helicon Focus: Micro
- Topic: Lace Bug (Hemiptera)
- Replies: 0
- Views: 14005
Lace Bug (Hemiptera)
This small bug is fairly common in the moss samples I often examine for micro-critters.
Taken on a compound microscope using a 4/0.16 Olympus S Plan Apo objective. Illuminated from above by fiber optics and small diffusion dome.
Taken on a compound microscope using a 4/0.16 Olympus S Plan Apo objective. Illuminated from above by fiber optics and small diffusion dome.
- 12.01.2008 08:25
- Forum: Helicon Focus: Macro
- Topic: Midge face
- Replies: 2
- Views: 7677
Midge face
I had originally ran a stack all the way through this subject, front to back. But it looked to "busy" and confusing so I went back and ran just the frames to get the face, antenna, and legs. This was taken with a 10X Nikon M Plan objective, mounted on the front of a camera bellows, the cam...
- 26.12.2007 09:34
- Forum: Helicon Focus: Support
- Topic: How to callibrate scale bar?
- Replies: 16
- Views: 26455
- 21.12.2007 22:18
- Forum: Helicon Focus: Support
- Topic: How to callibrate scale bar?
- Replies: 16
- Views: 26455
- 03.09.2007 21:38
- Forum: Helicon Focus: Macro
- Topic: European crane fly, Tipula paludosa
- Replies: 4
- Views: 12478
European crane fly, Tipula paludosa
Top image taken with Nikon D200, Nikon Epi-5X microscope objective on bellows.
Lower image (eye) was taken with Nikon D200, Nikon 20X U microscope objective on bellows.
Lower image (eye) was taken with Nikon D200, Nikon 20X U microscope objective on bellows.
- 03.09.2007 21:07
- Forum: Helicon Focus: Micro
- Topic: Moth Eggs
- Replies: 2
- Views: 11151
Moth Eggs
These small moth eggs were found on a leaf. They are just about ready to hatch. The top image is illuminated from above (using fiber optic illuminators) and you can see the nice texture of the eggs. The second is illuminated from blow (microscope condenser) and you see the small caterpillars inside,...
- 03.09.2007 20:32
- Forum: Helicon Focus: Macro
- Topic: Daddy-Longlegs (Harvestman), eyes
- Replies: 4
- Views: 13977
Daddy-Longlegs (Harvestman), eyes
The eyes of Daddy-Longlegs are fascinating to see. (Again... thanks Danylo for the software that makes shots like this possible!) Nikon D200, Canon 35/2.8 macro bellows lens, on bellows. 81 images in stack. http://www.krebsmicro.com/forumpix/hman1.jpg Nikon D200, Nikon Epi-5X microscope objective on...
- 10.02.2006 07:47
- Forum: Helicon Focus: Macro
- Topic: distance of shots?
- Replies: 1
- Views: 7715
- 10.02.2006 06:37
- Forum: Helicon Focus: Micro
- Topic: Mosquito pupa (32 image stack using Helicon Focus)
- Replies: 4
- Views: 17998
Bob... thanks! This was indeed primarily darkfield (on a compound microscope with a low power objective) but there was a little more to it. I added some illumination from above using fiber optic light guides to get some detail and surface texture in the areas not adequately illuminated by the darkfi...
- 10.10.2005 07:40
- Forum: Helicon Focus: Micro
- Topic: "Sunset Moth" (Urania ripheus), iridescent wing sc
- Replies: 1
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"Sunset Moth" (Urania ripheus), iridescent wing sc
This is from a stack of 21 images. It was photographed using a compound microscope with a 10X objective.
- 10.10.2005 07:37
- Forum: Helicon Focus: Micro
- Topic: Green metallic Halictid bee
- Replies: 10
- Views: 27184
Green metallic Halictid bee
This is from a stack of 41 images. Photographed using a compound microscope with a low power objective.
- 19.04.2005 18:21
- Forum: Helicon Focus: Micro
- Topic: Fly #2
- Replies: 1
- Views: 9919
Fly #2
This is a fly photographed from the top. 2.5X objective with 2.5X photo-eyepiece on compound microscope. Approximately 40 images were in the stack. Canon 10D camera, lighting via fiber optic illuminator.