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I would love to see crystalline glazes for ceramics.

never cared for microscopy nor am I ever going to buy a microscope but this video is quite entertaining 👍

how much is the machine? I imagine its within 5-20k?

Whether or not you have Kohler illumination tuned during the microscope can affect the final result, especially for delicate microscopic images.

What is the dark spot in the middle of the hair? 🤔

Very interesting. My biggest problem is deciding if it makes sense to spend money on a better camera given the microscope I have. I am using an old Olympus CHA from 1981 with a Raspberry Pi HQ camera and a cheap no-name C-mount adapter between the binocular tube and the camera sensor. It's giving me ok results but the sharpness of the fine details is less than I'd like. I don't know if the weakest link is the camera, adapter or microscope. I tried comparing what I see through the microscope with my own eyes to the captured image and it seems slightly better when not looking through the camera but it's hard to judge. Is the next step here a new microscope or is it worth getting an SLR adapter or upgrading the objectives on what I have, or something else entirely?

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1. Mushrooms 2. Wire 3. Chopped up pencil 4. No clue but there's something at 4:55 5. Yarn through a needle

1) Velcro? 2) Lightbulb filament 3) Solder wire with internal flux? 4) Poppy seed? 5) Needle and thread

I am more interested in that chair. What is that?

i always thought electron microscopes were these huge things that only fit in a lab. this is realy amazing

Now I need one of these.

Ok, comment 1/3 was automatically removed and never come back. Comment 2/3 and 3/3 and 4/3 seem to disappear, but after refresh, are back there. This is comment 5/3 (so.. my fifth comment). My comment 1 was about this, but was more eloquent: You are very talented, the video editing, image, sound, lightning are impressive to say the least. Your microscope gear stellar and you know how to use it! I hope you will get in touch with microbe hunter for a live session each Saturday (15h30 Montréal time). Or any other content creator to do a collaboration video. You obviously deserve way more than a merely 1000 subs. Love from Montréal Sorry, I'm a bit pissed off because I've spend a lot of time on my first comment. Not your fault. So, read this comment and pretend it was 10x better and be proud of yourself cause we are!

This is comment 3/3

I've wrote a long comment and... again, it got instantly removed by automatic RUclips censorship! This is very frustrating! (and not your fault obviously). (comment 2/3)

Your video, editing, lighting and sound are amazing! You are VERY talented. Your microscope gears is beyond impressive and you know how to use it. Obviously, it's a shame for YT algo that you only have 1000 subscribers so far! PLEASE, PLEASE, contact MicrobeHunter to make a collaboration video or be a co-host on a live event (each Saturday, 15h30 Montréal time). Find any large audience RUclipsrs on microscopy topic and offer them to be featured in their video. Your SEM is surely a great asset to help them getting more views, and getting more subs to your channel as well. Win win. The amateur microscopic community is still 'micro' compare to the astro amateur community. I think you could be a key player to help us dream about this small world! Love from Montréal

I don't use commercial sponsors. @ZEISSMicroscopy, where are you? Buy me a cup of coffee! buymeacoffee.com/ericmuzipov

I hope you could do a collaboration with MicrobeHunter one day!!!! He do live stream on each Saturday 3h30 PM Montreal time. Or maybe a collaborative video to compare your technology to optical microscope. I know he is open to that, but don't have the budget to dream of your impressive gear. Let me know if you want me to discuss with him (he know me quite well).

3:52 THAT'S IMPRESSIVE!!! It would be nice to compare side by side with optical microscope. Common sample use for optical microscope (insect parts, salmonella bacteria from raw chicken, diatom, food sample, citric acid crystallisation with alcohol and polarization filter, nematode from garden, water flea from local pond water/sediments, etc).

No to brag... but.... I also got a microscope in 2024. It's a brand new SWIFT-380B with darkfield and rheinberg filters, mechanical stage and condenser. The image quality for live specimens is very good. Best purchase EVER! The "SNE Alpha" is about the price of a nice car... But we can safely say that a SWIFT-380B cost just a little more than two full tank of premium gas and maybe a car wash.

can u please make a video on the effects of frequenyc/ music on cells? / atoms

Im doing This type of experiment too

possible answer... 1. the tissue of a hook and loop fastener 2. there is a conductive wire inside every hair dryer, the job of the wire is to heat the air flowing out of the device. that wire is the same used in the video i think. 3. at first it looked like a broken pencil, but now that i am thinking about it, it is an electron microscope, so probably it is a cut electric wire "insulator + conductive wire inside" 4. ???? 5. a thread through a needle.

How much?

Ai is grossly exaggerated at its current ability.

1) Velcro 2) Light bulb filament 3) Hair? 4) Poppy seed? 5) Needle and thread

how much was this setup and where can i buy one?

Quran 41:53 We shall show them Our signs on the horizons and within themselves until it will be clear to them that it is the Truth. Is it not enough that your Lord witness all things?

Odni pidori ninche vokrug. Mir katitsia v ad.

1 Velcro 2 Filamento bombilla 3 Pelo, probablemente barba 4 Grano de sal común 5 Aguja e hilo

#1 hook fastener #2 electrical filament #3 Abrasive embedded bristle #4 Raisin #5 Thread and needle Man can I grow some CNT on substrate and send it to you for classification? I have a collection of nano materials too.

Be kind. Showing macrophage banqueting to vegans is a sin.

I'm subscriber 938.

anyone know what that beast costs?

Bro, how do you only have 900 subscribers? This stuff is absolutely fascinating!

JUST WOW!! Hope you get to on million fast!!! Here before 1000 subs!

I was in Winterthur, Switzerland, three weeks ago and visited the Technorama. On the 2nd or 3rd floor, I explored the biology "i think" department, which was truly fascinating. However, I was specifically there to see the electron microscope (SEM). I asked two young gentlemen if it was possible to turn it on, and they kindly did. The specimens we examined included a fly and a leaf, and we discussed how they gold-coat objects to make them easier to scan. The gold layer enhances visibility, which was really interesting to learn. It was a great experience overall.

please spread this info as much as you can, i dont have a platform but you do, please use it to spread the truth

matter cannot create itself, GOD created us and the universe, if matter could create itself infinite energy would be possible but it's not

How does the software work so that you can see stuff on the screen?

do you make pictures for pay

1. looks like velcro the others = no idea....

How much does this cost? 😮

You're video thumbnail is misleading & just click bait

This was great! Please make tons of content! My subscription is yours, already!!

Velcro Cotton Hair Sand Needle and Thread

1. mashrooms 2. car springs 3. tube with chocolate cream 4. frozen tulip 5. a rope for mooring a ship

Now if you could only spot a electron 😂

wow. would you mind sharing some details on your equipment? as i know em's use some significant amount of energy. usually between 1k - 10k watts. how high is the energy consumption in avarage and do u have a lab with commercial energy contract with your energy distributer or you are at home? can u share some tech specs bout that little beauty? that would be really nice. awesome content mate🤜🏻🤛🏽 und danke für deine mühen👍🏽

Does your SEM have dual 4090s for better workflow