MICSCAPE Exploring the miniature world
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160: February 2009.
Image right: The mineral Crocoite, taken by Robert Pavlis. |
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Alfred P. Wire (1839-1914), Victorian/Edwardian microscopist, entrepreneur, photographer and educator - Brian Stevenson (USA) presents an illustrated essay on 'quite a remarkable person who excelled at a large number of activities'. New Year quiz game, answers to last month's quiz - Richard Howey (UK) reveals the answers to the quiz showing close ups of common household objects. Tweakings. Part1: Aligning the Wild M20's phase condenser etc. - Paul James (UK) provides practical advice and procedures for aligning this popular microscope. A close-up view of Bouvardia - Brian Johnston (Canada) illustrates the macro and microscopic features of this attractive plant. The learning curve. My approach to phase contrast. - Michael Stubbs-Race (Australia) shares his experiences of adding phase to his microscope using spare parts. Of the polarizing effects with a laptop - Aare Baumer (Estonia) shares a practical project for studing large 'polar active' subjects. A close-up view of Cockscomb - Brian Johnston (Canada) illustrates the macro and microscopic features of this attractive plant. Carl Zeiss 'Jenalumar' microscope - Raymond Sloss (UK) describes the features and performance of this infinity corrected transmitted light and epi-fluorescence microscope. Notes on digitising video tapes of microscopy footage - David Walker (UK) tries out a typical cheap VHS to DVD conversion service with notes on editing the files for web use with the freeware, VirtualDub. Example video clip is the live birth of a bdelloid rotifer.
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