Simocephalus vetulus - stacks

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Simocephalus vetulus - stacks

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Both images are stacks by Helicon Focus 4.40. 1st image is also a 2 part pano. using Helicon Focus 4.40

Microscope: Zeiss Standard 18
Ocular: Zeiss Kpl 10/18
Objective: Zeiss Plan achromat 10/0.22
Brightfield (Luxeon K2 LED)
Camera: Canon Powershot S50
Sample from Basingstoke Canal (Brookwood)
28 June 2008
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Great pics Graham!
Your water flea shots keep getting better and better all the time.
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Hi Graham

I agree with Raul there!! The first pic is the angle like sort of flat from one side you often see of these critters. But the second pic is awesome!! Slightly twisted you get a fantastic overall view from how these guys really look. Actually reminds me a bit of the Canterville Ghost, but it must be my sinister fantasy :oops: :lol:


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