Nice, its like you always read this in biology books with practically no illustrations, or wikipedia pages with one or two photos, here you see it with your own eyes. Its so refreshing
Lovely explanation, and what an amazing way to see muscle movement. Your videos have a beautiful quality, I love seeing that little veliger and the ostracods. I can’t wait to try out this technique too sometime!
Amazing! great video thank you. I have not seen polarized light microscopy of living/moving creatures before. Very interesting to see the muscle in action in these tiny things. Now I want a microscope :) You have asked what "microscopy related material" we would like :- have you made a video of how you modified your 'scope to do this ? I guess that one piece of polarizing film /sheet, would go between the light source and the slide (in the filter holder perhaps), but where to put the second analyser film ??
@@mymicroscopicworld Thank you for your most helpful (and quick !) reply with the link. I am new to your channel and site, which I found when I was looking at the bewildering number of Swift (and Amscope) microscope variations that are available. That brought me to your review of the Swift SW350 (and thence here) which I think may be similar in construction (and separation) to that in your linked video being modified to take the polarizers.
The colored background comes “automatically” when using polarized light if you look at the samples in a Petri dish, or on other kinds of hard transparent plastic.
Which microscope would you recommend, swift SW380t or Amscope b120c, Im willing to drop around 250 pounds for a decent beginners microscope that is camera compatible, please tell me if you recommend any other decent microscopes around that price range
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Nice, its like you always read this in biology books with practically no illustrations, or wikipedia pages with one or two photos, here you see it with your own eyes. Its so refreshing
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These shots are absolutely amazing! Great job, man!
Thank you very much! I am still amazed that they were filmed with an iPhone.
Watching microscopic muscles move is soo trippy.. Amazing footage
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Wow! How beautiful!
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I loved the video, I love microscopic life.
The videos are amazing.
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Thank you guys! Amazing Video!
This was absolutely stellar!!!
Lovely explanation, and what an amazing way to see muscle movement. Your videos have a beautiful quality, I love seeing that little veliger and the ostracods. I can’t wait to try out this technique too sometime!
This is a great video! Your idea to use polarized light to reveal hidden features of microscopic creatures. Thanks and BRAVO!
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WOOW just WWOOWW! That popular "Journey to the microcosmos" pales in comparison. Subscribed.
This is tremendous!
Loved this! Ordered some polarizing film, can't wait to see this for myself!
Amazing! Feel free to contact me on Instagram or email if you have any questions!
hey, great film, how did you get these cool coloured backgrounds please?
Hi this was amazing and very helpful! Could I please know where you placed the two filters on your microscope?
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I hope that it won’t be as long until the next video comes!
Thanks for the amazing video! I wonder if the colors are still there when the individuals are dead...
Omg this is sooo coool!!! 🥰🤭
Amazing! great video thank you.
I have not seen polarized light microscopy of living/moving creatures before.
Very interesting to see the muscle in action in these tiny things.
Now I want a microscope :)
You have asked what "microscopy related material" we would like :-
have you made a video of how you modified your 'scope to do this ?
I guess that one piece of polarizing film /sheet, would go between the light source and the slide (in the filter holder perhaps), but where to put the second analyser film ??
Hi. I am glad you like it. This video really helped me out a lot when I modified my microscope th-cam.com/video/Knb8LzGmh6E/w-d-xo.html
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Thank you for your most helpful (and quick !) reply with the link.
I am new to your channel and site, which I found when I was looking at the bewildering number of Swift (and Amscope) microscope variations that are available. That brought me to your review of the Swift SW350 (and thence here) which I think may be similar in construction (and separation) to that in your linked video being modified to take the polarizers.
Wow. Can I ask, how are you getting these background colours? Is it some kind of coloured darkfield filter?
The colored background comes “automatically” when using polarized light if you look at the samples in a Petri dish, or on other kinds of hard transparent plastic.
Which microscope would you recommend, swift SW380t or Amscope b120c, Im willing to drop around 250 pounds for a decent beginners microscope that is camera compatible, please tell me if you recommend any other decent microscopes around that price range
Nuestra longitud de onda es corta así que, Imagínense que colores tienen estos seres microscópicos y lo mucho que existe a esa escala...
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The guy that disliked this was 1 of the micro organisms who got stared at through a microscope and got triggered
Wow :0 😍❤️
What is the magnification did you use?
Between 50x and 500x total magnification 😄🔬
Por que no tiene tanto apoyo este video tan espectacular, hermoso, informativo, sin duda unos de los mejores videos q eh visto en mi vida❤
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Nice pictures, thanks for sharing!
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