Nikon PA 60/1.40 and DIC PZO

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Jacek
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Nikon PA 60/1.40 and DIC PZO

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Microscope: Biolar / Polish Optical Works /
Lens: Nikon Plan Apo 60/1.40
eyepiece: Nikon CFWN 10x/20
Camera: Panasonic Lumix TZ8

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Hi Jacek,

a joy to look, I like those images made by high nA optics.

Greetings

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Post by Cactusdave »

Very nice. How did you manage to synchronize flash when you are using a compact camera to take pictures through an eyepiece? I hope you didn't need to take out a second mortgage on your house to get that pretty objective. :lol:
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Post by harisA »

Very nice images seems pzo system works fine with nikon cfi objectives.
What zoom ratio you need with your lumix camera in order to fully cover its sensor?

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Thank you, hehe. I bought for a reasonable price.
Photos do without flash

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I've tested a lot of different manufacturers of lenses and Nikon DIC works best with PZO. I do not have a full frame

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So it looks like for me:


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Post by Cactusdave »

No flash? You must have a really bright light source to get a short enough exposure to freeze the cilia in your fourth picture.
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Post by Litonotus »

really great shots (:
very nice images seems pzo system works fine with nikon cfi objectives.
Nikon CFN. it is probably impossible to put together CFI and PZO systems...
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Post by curt0909 »

Beautiful shots as always. Hard to believe you can get such quality from an eyepiece and point and shoot camera. That PZO system is very versatile. I've seen people use all kinds of objectives with great results.

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Post by arturoag75 »

Incredible combination.... :shock: ...
pl apo 60x infinite system???
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Post by Jacek »

Thanks :)

Nikon CFN Plan Apo 60/1.40

the barrel length of 160 mm in this series:
http://www.ebay.com/itm/Nikon-CFN-Plan- ... 23230713cc

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Post by RogelioMoreno »

Jacek,

Very nice set!

I am happy you enjoy your CFN Plan Apo 60/1.4 oil objective. :D

Rogelio

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Rogelio thank you very much. The lens I have thanks to you :wink:

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Jacek,

outstanding images.

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