How many pictures per hour? I spent 2 hours and took 28 photos. Part of the time I was hunting for appropriate views and lookimg at different samples. So about one picture every 4-5 minutes. Taking a single photo can take 1-2 minutes as the electron beam scans the object and during this time all you...

Nice photos and interesting application of fluorescent dyes.

Nice image of Diatoms!

Very beautiful photomicrographs Walter - Kudos to you!

Finally after 3 decades I had an opportunity to take some photographs on a Scanning electron microscope (SEM) again. Back in my earlier days my images were recorded on medium format film which allowed me to make very big prints. To my surprise the newer SEM - A Phillips XL30 - only produces 2 MB dig...

Beautiful photos of Diatoms Anne.

Very nice.

Exceptional images Jacek you are an inspiration. Well done.
Rob

Very nice showing amazing detail in the Diatoms. Inspiring.

Very nice - Radiolarians are especially beautiful.

Very nice images thanks for sharing.

I really like your top photo - nice work.

HI nice photos, I recently tried frozen ice and was surprised at how colour it was by polarized light.

Nice photo.

Thanks for your comments. Peter you asked if the Diatoms are coming from a commercial source I am not sure. A few posts earlier in this forum I asked if any one knew were I could purchase some RAW Radiolarian samples and Hans Dieter replied he could send me some - see the section below with my quest...

Hi Lou - thank you for your comments. I took the last photograph with a 10X objective using an Olympus E microscope and an Olympus OM-1 35 mm camera on technical plan film. I think the lower magnification objective had sufficient depth of field. I am waiting for some RAW Radiolarian samples from Ger...