I was wondering if anyone here might know exactly how this is used and its purpose? I'm not sure IF this link is related to the piece of equipment I have. https://www.buehler.com/metallographic-etching.php http://www.photomacrography.net/forum/userpix/153_20200521_105429_1.jpg http://www.photomacrog...

mawyatt wrote: We have the same stages and using a 16 bit DAC at full scale for greater piezo stage resolution and range.

... and the reason I sent the video links to you. <g> You should send the Youtuber a message.

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Robert Otoole originally sent it to me. Sure would be nice to have the money and skill set to play with things like this.

Oh'well,
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Had another bloom this morning. IF you're capable of doing the stereo cross-eye technique, this turned out really well. I also generated a parallel view. Links to a larger image are both shown below. I also tried a Black and White Infrared image using an old Nikon D70S that was converted to Infrared...

Like I said, just curious. When I was researching off-grid 'stuff' for my home in the mountains I read about atmospheric water generators and DIY water distillation systems.

Just curious why not distilled water?

Thanks for the suggestion Mete.

Would love to see pictures of the actual thing once it's all figured out.

Very nice. The HR image is sweet.

Excellent image Saul. Stereo pair turned out very nice as well. I like the shadows in the shell pores, gives it a 3D look. Just to experiment, you should try inverting the image in PS. One of mine turned out interesting.

Impressive as always. Very interesting to me because I've been experimenting making landscape stereo pairs for a couple of weeks now. It never entered my mind to generate one with a microscope (meaning that TYPE of Diatom arrangement).

Excellent image. I'm not familiar with that camera at all (and it's in my price range).

Well Chris asked me if I ever made one of these to post it, so here it is. I went a little different route and made mine battery operated. I have plenty of plugs in my wall socket as it is. :shock: This didn't require any tools whatsoever and seems to work fine to me, although I don't know what I'd ...

How did you setup for that?

Did you go to Noopy's site? I've photographed some of these but didn't realized they could be powered after upcapping. I'm not electronic savvy.

https://www.richis-lab.de/Bipolar02.htm

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