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“Now technically, “differential interference contrast” is not a type of microscope. Rather, it’s a method that enhances contrast. And as you can see, the final product is an image that seems almost 3-dimensional.”
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Stentor coeruleus 200x, Moss 530x, Phacus 630x, Rotifer 630x, Testate amoeba shell 630x, Vorticella 630x
“Differential interference contrast microscopy was invented by Georges Nomarski in 1952, building off the principles underlying phase contrast microscopy, which is a different though similar thing. But both of these methods work to translate invisible shifts in light phase that can happen when studying certain samples into visible changes in light amplitude, which we see as changes in light intensity.”
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Images Originally Captured by Jam’s Germs
