let the image speak by itself....

if someone can identify what is trapped please let me know

NIKON E-PLAN 40X/0.65 no stacking

Haris.A

thank you very much.
Image quality seems without any issues.

And a last question . What objectives did you use for the initial photos? Are they modified by hoffman laboratories?

Thank you

Found this today and it reminded me that I had a few photos already. The first is a branch, the second a close-up of the branch and the third is a motile reproductive cell. http://www.photomacrography.net/forum/userpix/1050_Hydrurus_400_X_011910_1.jpg http://www.photomacrography.net/forum/userpix/1...

I only know what I have read concerning Hoffman Modulation. Here is a clip that answers one of your questions: (From: http://micro.magnet.fsu.edu/primer/techniques/hoffman/hoffmanintro.html ) When the condenser is set at the brightfield position, objectives with a modulator installed can also be us...

Hello all

I have some questions about Hoffman modulation

1)Is this technique comparable to dic as far as concern the aesthetic of the final image
2)Is this technique utilises special objectives?If yes is it possible to use them for regular brightfield photography?

Thank you in advance

Haris.A

I also own the 75ARD1 version and i have some questions? 1)How can i mount it reversed to a m42 camera? 2)Whitch is the optimum distance from camera mount for 1x and 2x magnification (lens is consider reversed). Thank you in advance I am not sure there will be any advantage to reversing the 75ARD1....

I also own the 75ARD1 version and i have some questions?

1)How can i mount it reversed to a m42 camera?

2)Whitch is the optimum distance from camera mount for 1x and 2x magnification (lens is consider reversed).

Thank you in advance

I'm sure this has been answered before but i did'nt manage to find. What i want is the mathematical formula for calculating the optimal step for a given objective (magnification and n/a) and sensor size. Also a little theory regarding the logic of calculations will be very helping. Thank you in adva...

brian i would be greatfoul if you could post a link on how manual stacking is done.

Thank you in advance

Haris

Very beautifull.Did you use any flash light...How did you manage to avoid reflections?

The photo above is the solarisation version of the brightfield image.
Here is the initial image

My fault not to mention it before.Thank you all for your kind comments.

Charles original pic:

http://www.nikonsmallworld.com/gallery/year/2007/6


And here is mine:

Ric thank you very much for your fast response. I already know what happens when ''retain full dynamic range'' is clicked but this is not the issue here. My exposures are uniform but the final result of the stack using pmax method is similar to what Matthias is describing in his first post . Using c...

Unfortunately i have the the same problem. I'm using PMAX and i always find that the final result is very low on contrast.
Is there a remedy for PMAX method because as far as i understand the ''brightness'' cure works only for DMAP.

Haris

thank you betty

The beetle has wings and was landed on my brother's arm while we were on the beach in south Greece.