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Detail of a diatom frustule using a LOMO 20X apo objective. Image by Bill Resch.
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December 2015 articles
written by students for
the 'Principles and Applications of Photomacrography'
course
offered in the
Biomedical
Photographic Communications (BPC) program 2015
at the Rochester Institute
of Technology (RIT),
NY State, USA.
Micscape
Acknowledgements: Many thanks to all the students over the years for sharing their
enthusiasm and skills on such a wonderful variety of topics. Writing
an article for Micscape initially formed part of their course as an assignment,
which was a neat idea originally proposed by Ted Kinsman the course
instructor in 2004 and repeated in most following years. Thanks to Ted
for all the work behind the scenes to make this happen. Also thanks
to Michael Peres, the dept. head (and course instructor 2009) for his introduction
and for maintaining the department's generous collaboration over the years.
BPC Program Overview by Professor Michael Peres, department head. Visit Professor Peres' website
Course tutor 2015 Ted Kinsman
All articles are in Acrobat pdf format and open in a new browser window.
Some of the master pdf articles are very large which can be unstable reading from within a browser. It is best if have a good connection to save file to disc by right clicking the link with the mouse to read off-line.
For files over 10 Mb a 72 ppi screen version is offered.
If you an enjoy an article, email feedback to an author via address in each article would be very welcome.
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our favourites, which includes sites with
extensive links and/or resources for the
optical microscopy enthusiast.
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External
Microscopy
forums:
Places
to
discuss
the
hobby
or
to
raise
queries.
www.photomacrography.net
forums,
galleries,
articles
on
macroscopy
and
photomicrography.
www.quekett.net/forum/index.php forum for both
Quekett Microscopical Club members and
other enthusiasts.
Yahoo
groups:
a
'P' denotes
current
and
archived
messages
are
public
i.e.
not
limited
to
members.
Amateur
Microscopy
P
(started
November 2008)
Yahoo
Diatom Forum P
Microscope
P
(>1500
members,
very
active)
Microscopehobby
P
(started
Apr
2005)
Wild
M20
microscope
microcosmo
(for
Italian
speaking
enthusiasts)
CombineZ
P
stacking
software
forum
created
by
the
software's
author
Mikroskopie-Treff.de
(Extensive
German
microscopy
forum;
some
English
categories.)
Mikrobiologische
Vereinigung
München
e.
V.
Wide
range
of
articles
and
resources
in
German.
Le
Naturaliste
French
based
forum
and
image
gallery for
micro
/
macro
but
open
to
non
French
speaking international
contributors.
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Other
sites (also see Societies and Clubs page.)
Royal Microscopy
Society
Journal, 'infocus' and other resources for members and the community.
Quekett
Microscopical Club Journal, Bulletin and meetings for members.
Light
Microscopy
Forum
links
and
articles
Little
Imp
Publications
public
domain
books
collated by Steve Gill formerly on
CD and now free on Micscape.
Mikroskop
Museum
German
website
with
resources
on
microscopes
/
makers
.
Molecular
Expressions
awesome
optical
microscopy
resources
Dennis
Kunkel's
SEM
images
stunning
images
Diatoms
Ireland - resource site by
Leszek Wolnik
Leitz
museum
an
illustrated
resource
compiled
by
Robert
Allen
Microbe
hunter a free monthly
microscopy enthusiast magazine
edited by Oliver Kim
Microscopies
online
magazine
and
Forum
for
French
speakers
Micrographia
articles,
projects
for
the
enthusiast
Microscopy
Today
journal with
online
archive
Modern
Microscopy
online
journal
by
McCrone
Group
Fun
Science
Gallery
projects,
articles
on
optics
Independent Generation of Research (IGoR) - Wiki style resource for citizen scientists to share their work.
G.
Couger's
microscopy
links
extensive
links
Lens On Leeuwenhoek - extensive resource online by Douglas Anderson
Collected Letters of Antoni van Leeuwenhoek ('Alle de Brieven ..') transcribed and free online at DBNL.
A
Cabinet
of
Curiosities
a resource
on
Victorian
microscope
slides by Howard Lynk
Klaus Kemp's 'Diatoms' website - offers regional strews and arranged prepared slides of diatoms, an 8 form test slide, radiolaria, insect scales etc and prepares arranged slides on commission.
www.viewsfromscience.com
projects by Ely Silk
e.g.
chilled
stage
for
crystal
growth
studies
and
LED
fluorescence
'Diatoms
Ireland' resource by Leszek Wolnik
Historical
makers of microscopes and microscope
slides
Brian
Stevenson's extensive resource
.
Victorian slide makers
Cambridge
rocking microtome resources including
manual
www.willemsmicroscope.com Dutch enthusiast Willem Cramer's website
Stefano Barone's website shares his interests including sale of his own prepared and arranged slides of diatoms, radiolaria and forams.
Stefano Barone's 'Microworlds' blog regularly updated blog and diary where Stefano showcases and discusses the typical examples of the slides he has prepared.
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