Oblique Illumination MIC-D Digital Image Gallery
The true versatility of the unique MIC-D digital microscope design becomes apparent with oblique illumination techniques made possible by off-axis translation of the illuminator head and condenser assembly. This feature enables the microscopist to enhance contrast in specimens that would otherwise remain invisible (or nearly so) in brightfield illumination. The oblique illumination gallery contains numerous images of both stained and unstained specimens observed with off-axis lighting techniques.
- American Dog Tick
- Ancient Cnidaria
- Aphid
- Bedbug
- Blood Fluke
- Brazilian Hookworm
- Bush Tick
- Canine Biting Louse
- Canine Hookworm
- Canine Nematode
- Centipede
- Chara
- Chinese Goat Hair
- Crab Megalops
- Ctenoid Fish
- Culex Mosquito
- Deer Tick
- Dogfish Shark
- Feather
- Fish Louse
- Flea
- Fruit Fly
- Glass Wool
- Grantia Sponge
- Hog Louse
- Hookworm
- House Fly Mouthparts
- Human Head Louse
- Insect Cells
- Insect Spiracles
- Jellyfish
- Jurassic Dinosaur
- Lanthanum
- Merino Wool
- Mosquito Larva
- Mosquito Pupa
- Mouse Intestine
- Mouse Kidney
- Nitelia Algae
- Orlon Acrylic
- Pectinatella
- Pinworm
- Polysiphonia Red
- Rocky Mountain
- Sheep Ked Fly
- Sea Sand
- Simulium Species
- Sodium Chloride
- Spiders
- Springtails
- Termites
- Trichuris Whipworms
- Varroa Mite
- Water Flea