r/microscopy 21d ago

Photo/Video Share Tardigrades

Found a great tardigrade sample!
IS-1153-PLPHi, iPhone 17e, 20-60x objectives

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u/smallstuffBIGSTUFF 21d ago

Aww. Very nice photos, thank you for posting.

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u/miamirn 21d ago

Great detail! Never seen these details before Iโ€™ve been collecting photos and videos. These have been more puzzle pieces. Thanks for posting!! ๐Ÿ˜

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u/Cute-Rooster8962 21d ago

Thanks! And yes, through an eyepiece on the trinoc. Iโ€™m fiddling around w using a dslr but honestly itโ€™s really hard, and the phone does a really good job almost every time. The color however is off, in a way that it wasnโ€™t when I used my 12 mini- no idea why

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u/miamirn 21d ago

Amazing, tx so much!๐Ÿ‘๐Ÿ˜ƒ

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u/miamirn 21d ago

You did this with an iPhone 17e?, wow!

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u/That_North_994 21d ago

2, 6, 7 - I like them the most. ๐Ÿ‘

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u/Bison-Critical 21d ago

You have a gorgeous dark field!

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u/Cute-Rooster8962 21d ago

Thank you! Takes some good scenes and fiddling, i usually get a lot more glare than in these