Microscopic

[Light Artisan]

surprised no one asked how I took these

It was kind of obvious.

not really,some could have thought I used a macrolens

No, then there's a chance it would have had some actual detail.

 

[o hey tyler]

surprised no one asked how I took these

It was kind of obvious.

not really,some could have thought I used a macrolens

Please, direct me to this "macro lens" that sounds more like a "micro lens", perhaps even, a microscope.

Seems there's only one real answer.

 

[er111a]

It was kind of obvious.

not really,some could have thought I used a macrolens

No, then there's a chance it would have had some actual detail.

ouch haha

 

[er111a]

It was kind of obvious.

not really,some could have thought I used a macrolens

Please, direct me to this "macro lens" that sounds more like a "micro lens", perhaps even, a microscope.

Seems there's only one real answer.

before trying to call someone out do some research
Macro Photography, a how-to from Photo.net

 

[kassad]

Actually I am curious how you took these shots.
Just as important how to take them in a way that details are visible.

You probaly could use a macro lens. These things are usually kind large to fit under the microscope. We always used macroscopes when working with them.

 

[er111a]

I used a microscope and carefully aimed the camera full the viewer

 

[enzodm]

I used a microscope and carefully aimed the camera full the viewer

One reason for missing details is that if you used a transmitted light microscope, your sample is too thick for it. This way you just take silhouettes. If so, due to its non microscopic size, traditional macro photography with a good illumination would be better.

 

[o hey tyler]

not really,some could have thought I used a macrolens

Please, direct me to this "macro lens" that sounds more like a "micro lens", perhaps even, a microscope.

Seems there's only one real answer.

before trying to call someone out do some research
Macro Photography, a how-to from Photo.net

Where does it describe how to shoot photos of single celled organisms with a macro lens?

 

[kassad]

Planaria aren't single-celled organisms.
Infact they aren't microscopic.

 

[er111a]

Planaria aren't single-celled organisms.
Infact they aren't microscopic.

You are correct

 

[er111a]

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