DIC Microscopy | Differential interference contrast | DIC vs Phase contrast.

[@asphyx9]

Thank you - one of the best explanations I have seen on DIC

[@yixuanshen8366]

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[@tarunkumarpalli7580]

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[@LateNightVideozz]

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[@potharlaanil5621]

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[@phamdung3884]

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[@nourelhoudabenyahia257]

Amazing explanation!

[@gregvisioninfosoft]

Does anyone here have broad experience using DIC? I was hoping I could ask a question. I am trying to understand this in a general manner. From this video at 0:06 timestamp, we see that two (I assume 'matched') 'DIC Nomarski Prisms' are required. One below the sample, and one above. Apparently there is no concept of a single one-size-fits-all 'DIC Nomarski Prism. As when I look at actual part numbers, for example in the Olympus microscope line, there are several of these: U-DIC-10, U-DIC-20, U-DIC-40, U-DIC60, and U-DIC100. What I notice in the differing catalog numbers is what appears to be the 'Magnification' is different. This implies the DIC Nomarski Prism is somehow 'optimized' to a given magnification. My first question is - what actually causes these DIC Nomarski Prisms to be different in their manufactured characteristics? In other words, if one were to hold both a U-DIC10 and compare it to a U-DIC20 - how exactly would they be different?

[@peterallen8573]

Good explanation.Thank you.

[@moneeralhalabi1272]

Great work

[@pak2966]

Are the two Nomarski prisms exactly the same (just inversed) or do they differ?

[@nihalhathaway4089]

thank you very much! Isn't the condenser after the polarizer, between prism and stage?

[@mortentorres3758]

yes it is. you are right

[@keshaxLOVEx]

very useful thank you

[@christeenamathew8606]

crystal clear 🤟

[@anindita6913]

Excellent

[@JongcheolLee]

Wow best video ever explaining DIC

[@CHAMPIONSBio]

Thanks a lot bro .....

[@수이-w2z]

5:34

[@lotharmayring6063]

DIC makes no sense because oblique illumination gives the same imaging.

[@수이-w2z]

6:16

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[@nareshbarik5384]

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