Just a lil gal

Leitz Dialux II, Galaxy S24

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The microscopic view of fleshy part of the same apple I recently posted skin section of.

The cells evidently do not fill whole volume -- there are pores visible. Where cells do not touch other cells, their walls are domed, otherwise touching surfaces are almost flat.

Cells themselves are quite big -- 200 to 300 microns in size, but the only prominent parts are starch grains. It seems that the cells almost fully filled with vacuoles, and I couldn't discern cytoplasm and nucleus in them.

Images captured:

Objective: 10x.

Camera: 5Mp usb webcam with 0.5x reducer.

Focus stacking: Zerene Stacker.

Gif animation: ezgif.com free online tool.

Addition of grid and scale bar: Fiji/ImageJ.

Leitz Dialux II, 250x, Galaxy S24

Captured on an Olympus BH2, UPlanXApo 4x, Camera Nikon Fi2, salt water marsh pond sample.

Has anyone used this specific microscope model for studying seeds or any type of macroremains? This microscope is supposedly oriented for technicians in those who work on repairing electronics, i know it's a stereo microscope like any other but I'm just skeptical and want to make sure it's suitable for that specific purpose, thank you.

I found a microscope lens which I made 10 vears ago when i was 14 yr old ..now I am a mbbs student and i can say its magnifying power is upto 40x..easily diagnose many diseases with this .it Can compete easily with microscope of thousands of rupee and i made it at home.

I wonder Indian education svstem never supports children creativity . No one never praise me for it..

In this video we will take a look at the Biology and Microscopy of Planaria, which are atype of flatworm, often studied in biology due to their fascinating regenerative abilities. Using the Beaverlab M2 Digital Microscope.

https://reddit.com/link/1x8fahs/video/odngp8lf52wh1/player

Looking for a general ID for these microalgae from a biofilm in a freshwater pond sample that grew in a lab dish for several months. I am leaning toward Tetradesmus or Scenedesmus. Thanks for your shared expertise!

Motic BA310e 60X objective with an iLabcam Ultra adapter & an iPhone 15 Pro with 2x zoom.