Polystichum munitum (Swordfern) sporangia
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Polystichum munitum (Swordfern) sporangia
I saw this fern along a path yesterday and the sporangia were really "loaded". A few members here have posted incredible auto-fluorescence shots of similar subjects so I was anticipating quite a colorful show when I illuminated them with UV. Nothing! (well very little ) . Perhaps this effect is highly variable with different species or growing conditions. I may need to look at it again... I see Frank Fox used blue excitation, and Rogelio had quite long exposures, so perhaps it is simply very faint. In any event, I took three stacks with "regular" light. Still an interesting subject.
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10X, 20X and 50X M Plan Fluorite Olympus .
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Beautiful results! I have noticed the same. Sometimes things fluoresce and sometime not. I have very nice shoots of copepods shining bright in blue under UW-light. The next time, nothing. I have not figured out why.
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Nice!
I do not see any trace of CA in your pictures. My Nikon infinity fluors have a little more CA than I hoped. The only Olympus lens that I have is a water dipping lens LUMplanFL 20x na 0.5. In my opinion that one does not suffer from to much CA. I would appreciate your opinion, maybe in another thread, about the quality of the Olympus M plan fluorite lenses.
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I do not see any trace of CA in your pictures. My Nikon infinity fluors have a little more CA than I hoped. The only Olympus lens that I have is a water dipping lens LUMplanFL 20x na 0.5. In my opinion that one does not suffer from to much CA. I would appreciate your opinion, maybe in another thread, about the quality of the Olympus M plan fluorite lenses.
Best Regards Jörgen Hellberg
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