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shells: three small projects in digital imaging for microscopists -
create stunning animations from stills. Martin Mach, Germany
The
chaetognath, a strange creature - an illustrated
look at an intriguing marine planktonic organism. Jean-Marie Cavanihac
(France)
The
investigation of a microscope slide -
interpreting the clues on a 19th century slide of Foraminifera to learn
more about the slide and its preparer. Brian Darnton (UK)
Using
the IntelPlay QX3 microscope - a user shares his
experiences of how to get the best out of this new microscope. Jim Harper
(USA)
What
we can discover on a spider's leg - a photographic
tour and description of the many features on a spider's leg. Wim van Egmond
(The Netherlands)
The
parts of a microscope - Ron Neumeyer (Canada)
Take
a deep breath - a fascinating
look at the different features which animals from Amoeba to man use to
respire. Bill Amos (USA)
Fiber
optics light, a home project - cold light sources
are expensive. A design for the experienced DIY enthusiast or electrician.
Rudolf Baumueller (USA)
Image
Gallery: plant section in polarised light - Elan
Mikel Sudberg (USA)
A
method for preserving certain insects and arachnids -
or a new use for nail varnish! Richard Howey (USA)
Update
on 'Forays into photomicrography with digicams' -
further tips on using a consumer digital stills camera over a microscope.
Includes tips on DIY camera supports. Paul James (UK)
Multi-coloured
macro - common objects around the home can be
used to create attractive images when viewed in polarised light and photographed
in close-up. Dave Walker (UK)
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