Diatoms, as shot down a Leitz SM microscope from the 1950s. These algae have glass shells that last a very long time when mounted, and most of these slides were produced in the late 1800s.

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sharpwaveripple
上載：
2020-09-24
標籤：
35mm diatom diatomaceae kodak leica leitz m3 microscope photomicrography portra 160 sm
相機：
Leica M3
菲林：
Kodak Portra 160
鏡頭：
MIKAS Microscope adapter (10x Periplan Ocular)
城市：
Cambridge
國家／地區：
United Kingdom
相簿：
General Photomicrograpy

3 個留言

  1. nanigo
    nanigo ·

    omg, they look so cool!

  2. vegetative
    vegetative ·

    Awesome! I've been looking at getting a Leica MDa which was initially for stationary lab use as it has no rangefinder or viewfinder. It does howver have a cold shoe which will allow me to mount an external viewfinder.

  3. sharpwaveripple
    sharpwaveripple ·

    @vegetative Nice! I have an MDa as well, it's great fun for zone focusing with a 28mm! All the mechanical smoothness of an M4, with even fewer distractions.