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Tardigrade milnesium sent on January 28, 2021 (22:24) by Pasotteo. 2 comments, 175 views. [retina]

Milano, Italy.

Fotografia realizzata con microscopio Bresser Science Infinity e Fuji xt10. Dimensioni del tardigrado 0,6 millimetri. Per poter utilizzare l'attacco trinoculare del microscopio ho costruito questo sistema. Nell'ordine di montaggio: 1) un anello adattatore T2 specifico per la macchina fotografica utilizzata 2) un attacco a baionetta da 23,2 mm 3) un tubo adattatore per passare da 23,2 mm a 30 mm 4) un oculare 10x DIN 18 mm della Bresser 5) un tubo adattatore per passare da 23,2 mm a 30,5 mm 6) un vecchio oculare senza lenti che termina a 23,2 mm (da inserire nel tubo trinoculare) unito con un altro pezzo simile. Fino al punto 4 si ottiene una visione senza bordi neri, il punto 5 e 6 servono per far si che la messa a fuoco sia vicina a quella visibile negli oculari. E' possibile però ottenere ciò anche con un tubo di cartone di circa 5 cm. La condizione migliore per fotografare i tardigradi è l'anoxybiosis. Ho raccolto maggiori informazioni sui tardigradi in una piccola guida che ho scritto, disponibile su Amazon, dal titolo "Tardigradi".



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sent on January 29, 2021 (10:43) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

I don't know the subject and I don't have the faintest idea how it's made, but I feel like it's a microscope photo. If so, it would have been appropriate to let us know this difficulty and perhaps the size of what you photographed.

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sent on January 30, 2021 (10:22) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

Thank you for your interest. Yes, it is done under a microscope with several difficulties of a technical nature and knowledge of the life of the tardigrade. As soon as I can I see to update the description. Hello!


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