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I had a lot of fun with my slab of rhyolite when I first got my microscope, and even the macro shots with the camera came up nicely. The original post with just the normal camera is here, and a comparison between camera and microscope here. I thought I'd done a post with just microscope shots but it looks like I just put the pictures on Facebook without doing an LJ post. (That link is to the whole album). From memory that was during one of the LJ DDoS attacks which made posting text near impossible, and uploading images to Scrapbook *absolutely* impossible. My new Flickr account says hello.
I've included one of the original microscope images here for contrast because in this second batch the colours really come out. I'm hoping a couple of these will scrub up well enough for print.
Firstly the Before and After of more-or-less the same feature. This Before was taken with the default camera settings:

And in the same neck of the woods as that feature, the After with some rather more eye-popping colours:

Alien intestines never looked so good. And in the tradition of object recognition, I see a face:

Crystals come in very small packages:

I have a backlog of tiny crystal pictures, so if you like these there are more to come.
Deep space, blobby creatures, flowers etc etc:




I've included one of the original microscope images here for contrast because in this second batch the colours really come out. I'm hoping a couple of these will scrub up well enough for print.
Firstly the Before and After of more-or-less the same feature. This Before was taken with the default camera settings:

And in the same neck of the woods as that feature, the After with some rather more eye-popping colours:

Alien intestines never looked so good. And in the tradition of object recognition, I see a face:

Crystals come in very small packages:

I have a backlog of tiny crystal pictures, so if you like these there are more to come.
Deep space, blobby creatures, flowers etc etc:



