Tea bag
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Tea bag
At first I was bewildered, but then I realised this is some sort of metallic kitchen appliance used to steep tea in a cup. Very nice find and very nicely executed.
Mike
Mike
Michael Reese Much FRMS EMS Bethlehem, Pennsylvania, USA
Mike, I think that it is a plastic mesh tea bag, it's imaged through a microscope likely with transmitted crossed pol ... Marek could clarify it
Last edited by Pau on Fri May 19, 2017 7:36 am, edited 2 times in total.
Pau
Thank you all for comments.
Pau is right. It was the plastic mesh tea bag and it was taken using polarized light without any compensators.
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I did not measured the pores size but I can say that it was taken with 10 X SPlan Apo Oly and NFK 2,5 X.zzffnn wrote:Very nice! What is that pore size? Thank you for sharing!
Pau is right. It was the plastic mesh tea bag and it was taken using polarized light without any compensators.
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Fantastic effect! Brilliant subject.
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