Interesting ebay listing:
https://www.ebay.com/itm/254763207516
What it could be ?
Optiphot special nosepiece
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Optiphot special nosepiece
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Re: Optiphot special nosepiece
The angled objectives remind me of a "light-sheet" microscope I have. Your listing could be for a similar application..
Ichty provided some useful links below. Most of the technical information is in German.
https://www.photomacrography.net/forum/ ... 16#p244116
I've yet to find a use for it. I thought the base and focus block might be suitable as a macro stand.
Ichty provided some useful links below. Most of the technical information is in German.
https://www.photomacrography.net/forum/ ... 16#p244116
I've yet to find a use for it. I thought the base and focus block might be suitable as a macro stand.
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Re: Optiphot special nosepiece
What could it be used for...
I was thinking about using one of the tubes to direct light at a right angle. But once the idea is there, so is the realization that such a construction could be slef made, cheaper and more flexible.
What's that 10x objective, does it read NA=0.30? SHould be fluorite then.
Shipping to Europe would be $83 - that's a no-go for me.
I was thinking about using one of the tubes to direct light at a right angle. But once the idea is there, so is the realization that such a construction could be slef made, cheaper and more flexible.
What's that 10x objective, does it read NA=0.30? SHould be fluorite then.
Shipping to Europe would be $83 - that's a no-go for me.
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Re: Optiphot special nosepiece
Not necessary, it can be an achromat or plan achro. I own a Nikon Plan Achro 10/3.0, although it's an infinite CF more modern objectiveWhat's that 10x objective, does it read NA=0.30? SHould be fluorite then.
When nothing else is written on the safest guess is just achro.
Pau