Microscopic Life In A Drop Of Water

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  • Опубликовано: 6 ноя 2022
  • Take a look at some of the colorful and strange microorganisms that hide just beneath the surface of a pond.
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    The microscope used in the video is my amazing @Motic Europe BA310E.
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Комментарии • 79

  • @valerievanvalen806
    @valerievanvalen806 Год назад +27

    Wow, the quality of your microscopic shots is truly amazing! Really enjoyed watching and listening to your explanations of this parallel universe. Thx!

    • @enricksmith1547
      @enricksmith1547 Год назад +6

      You can give the same microscope to a beginner, the result will by far not be like this. A lot of skills and experience needed. 🤓

    • @79klkw
      @79klkw Год назад

      I also notice the superiority of the microscope, to others online...or TV! And it IS a parallel universe! I like that description...

    • @scottgust9709
      @scottgust9709 27 дней назад

      thats because hes using a DIC microscope which is between 12-25 thousand dollars

    • @elysiafindlay33
      @elysiafindlay33 17 дней назад

      ​@@scottgust9709he isn't.

  • @AndromedaStan
    @AndromedaStan Год назад +2

    Thank you for sharing with us all this beauty. ❤

  • @AHIDDENWORLDmicrobiology
    @AHIDDENWORLDmicrobiology Год назад +7

    Man. Greetings from Mexico. I love your content. You are a source of inspiration, really. :)

  • @abhi_k4867
    @abhi_k4867 Год назад +2

    Simply Amazing!

  • @kitamwilliams
    @kitamwilliams Год назад +2

    Always exciting to see more of your incredible microscopy! And very nice listening to your soothing voice
    🦠🔬👏

  • @Microscopy1
    @Microscopy1 Год назад +1

    Excellent microscopy, beautiful footage and good comments.

  • @rbm2017
    @rbm2017 Год назад +1

    SO great to see some new content! Beautiful work! Keep it up.

  • @michaelmitchell8567
    @michaelmitchell8567 Год назад

    Amazing!

  • @lucianobartoli7437
    @lucianobartoli7437 Год назад

    simply WOOOOOOOOW!!

  • @pankajgopatwar8105
    @pankajgopatwar8105 Год назад

    Awesome

  • @AYTRex-042
    @AYTRex-042 12 дней назад

    I love this video

  • @okaberintarou6170
    @okaberintarou6170 Месяц назад +1

    so cool!

  • @KoiRun50
    @KoiRun50 Год назад

    Truly amazing. Well done.

  • @hkanderful
    @hkanderful Год назад

    Thank you for sharing

  • @kenschwarz8057
    @kenschwarz8057 Год назад

    Beautiful video! Well done!

  • @titaniumbone5979
    @titaniumbone5979 Год назад

    beautiful, i really love saturated microscopic life which fascinates me

  • @ruthzueblin464
    @ruthzueblin464 Месяц назад

    so beautiful, thank you for making this video available to us!

  • @Gaaraape
    @Gaaraape Год назад

    The quality is amazing

  • @Nebujin383
    @Nebujin383 Год назад

    Great content, and judging the attention it gets... clearly underrated. Thanks for sharing these brilliant videos!

  • @timchapman8539
    @timchapman8539 Год назад +5

    It might be interesting to show samples from the same pond over time and through the seasons to see what changes take place in the relative numbers of organisms and possibly the absolute numbers as well. Then try to figure out what is causing the changes. A little mystery to solve and a little science to be done.

    • @B01
      @B01 Год назад +1

      Just did that with my compost teas, was super fun. Brewed too long on purpose to see the results! Day, few days, then a week! Most fun I had so far with my scope

  • @bayelen4503
    @bayelen4503 2 месяца назад

    I loved the video, thank you.

  • @kinnetik7375
    @kinnetik7375 Год назад +2

    LIFE IS BEAUTIFUL

  • @ashokgajula2236
    @ashokgajula2236 10 месяцев назад

    Awesome video,by using this video in lab students can learn more about beautiful microorganisms.Tq.

  • @DoctorNOS
    @DoctorNOS Год назад +1

    Love the content

  • @AndrewBrereton-Waller
    @AndrewBrereton-Waller 3 месяца назад

    Great video! My grade 5 science class loves your videos! Thanks!

  • @-composer
    @-composer Год назад

    Beautiful, really underrated content here. I love the darkness, how was it achieved? Keep up the great work

  • @melwinmathew-fh8wz
    @melwinmathew-fh8wz 11 месяцев назад

    Cool

  • @watergoblinmicroscopy
    @watergoblinmicroscopy Год назад

    I currently a very very basic microscope, If I have the option to buy a motic BA300 (the one with the preinstalled camera) for 350$, would you say it's worth it? or is there a big difference between the BA300 and the BA310?

  • @GreatDXR
    @GreatDXR 5 месяцев назад

    Beautiful footage. What type of microscope did you use to film this

  • @micro9370
    @micro9370 Год назад

    Wow!😮😮😮 is that phased contrast?

  • @sama54664
    @sama54664 Год назад

    Hi thank you for the video! That is amazing. I would like to see who lives in our houses. Is there anyone in a carpet? Or in a drops of food leaved on a stove? Or how about our skin, is someone lives where too?

  • @jacobwilliams5271
    @jacobwilliams5271 Год назад +1

    What type of microscope do you have?

  • @adriananto5499
    @adriananto5499 Год назад +2

    Please oh please post a video of longer shots like these, with the shots lingering a bit longer, maybe 20-30 seconds. And then cut to something else, just like in this video. No need for narration, but I don't mind if there is narration in that longer video.
    So basically a longer video with longer scenes in it.
    I absolutely love this video, and would love to watch something like this longer, or play it in the background while I work.
    Also if the action is sped up, maybe slow it down a bit but still keeping 30 frames per second.
    This video beats some of the other micro-life videos on youtube, in terms of how it looks and the narration for it. Big like!

    • @mymicroscopicworld
      @mymicroscopicworld  Год назад +2

      Thank you for the input, I really appreciate it! I will definitely take that into consideration for the next video. All the clips are in real time. But maybe I can play around with some slow motion as well.

    • @adriananto5499
      @adriananto5499 Год назад

      Keep them in real time, I think it works great 👍 and thank you for taking this into consideration!

  • @ethos79
    @ethos79 7 месяцев назад +1

    Can someone help me to find a the right microscope for this type of microscopic video?

  • @SuperZippyzippy
    @SuperZippyzippy 11 месяцев назад

    I sure hope that's not in drinking water lol.. as I typed this you answered the question whew

  • @ravindraramteke9652
    @ravindraramteke9652 Год назад +1

    Fantastic photography! Which microscope & is it dark field illumination?

    • @mymicroscopicworld
      @mymicroscopicworld  Год назад

      Thank you so much!
      My microscope is a BA310E from Motic. The illumination technique is one I invented myself. But I think there is a few darkfield shots as well 😄🔬

    • @bigdog9480
      @bigdog9480 2 месяца назад

      @@mymicroscopicworld I bought a Bresser Science Infinity microscope and a Sony Alpha 6400 digital camera along with the necessary adapter to mount the camera, the videos/pictures I'm getting are almost colorless and the contrast/brightness are terrible even in auto shot mode, I'm not good at DSLR cameras and can't figure what camera settings should I change to get better results.

  • @SLAUGHTEREDEYES
    @SLAUGHTEREDEYES Год назад +2

    How are these images captured? I can see possibly a blue filter some oblique and darkfield but the colors stand out so much. How was this accomplished?

    • @krisiluttinen
      @krisiluttinen 2 месяца назад

      DIC microscopy.

    • @SLAUGHTEREDEYES
      @SLAUGHTEREDEYES 2 месяца назад +1

      @@krisiluttinen He claims to only use a motic ba310 which is not dic capable as far as I am aware.

    • @krisiluttinen
      @krisiluttinen 2 месяца назад

      @@SLAUGHTEREDEYES It is a 20k+ Zeiss microscope with DIC for sure. Camera is probably something with a large sensor.

  • @jamesbondaygee
    @jamesbondaygee 5 месяцев назад

    I wonder why yours are so colorful? Ours are fairly gray or transparent.

  • @usero-jr8yb1wf1y
    @usero-jr8yb1wf1y 2 месяца назад

    Once i got a water sample. It had spirostomums, paramecium, euglena and algae

  • @thebutcher1412
    @thebutcher1412 Год назад

    Really great footage, what microscope do you use ?

    • @mymicroscopicworld
      @mymicroscopicworld  Год назад

      Thank you. I use a BA310E from Motic 🔬

    • @thebutcher1412
      @thebutcher1412 Год назад

      @@mymicroscopicworld and what do you use to record. I’m curious how you get a full screen shot with out the black border surrounding the shot like many cameras capture and footage I see.

    • @B01
      @B01 Год назад +2

      @@thebutcher1412 depends on the connection, or if you have a camera with optical zoom can get around that circle issue and get only the image you want and retain the image quality.
      Using my cell, I'm able to remove the frame with optical zoom and image is great (no, not this level of great haha this was just effing splendid to watch) without quality being reduced like it would with any digital zoom on any type of camera

    • @paulfensome1404
      @paulfensome1404 Год назад

      @@B01 This Guys earlier work was done with an i phone and a Labcam which was mind blowing................BUT
      What he doesn't tell you is it's been edited , heavily edited !!!!
      How do i know ?
      Because i have the same set up and mine looks shit compared to his , you have to be an expert on Video Editing , I'm not sadly.
      Plus the area in Focus is so tiny it's very hard and frustrating and most things move around so fast it's not always possible to film them without pulling your hair out
      Very Stressful at times

    • @B01
      @B01 Год назад

      @@paulfensome1404 You have a DIC? Because I'm fairly certain that's what they're using here

  • @painfullyhonest
    @painfullyhonest 2 месяца назад

    What will the difference be looking at a drop of freshwater and a drop of salt water? Do they crystallize differently? Are the life forms in them different?

  • @ankushzap
    @ankushzap 2 месяца назад

    Wish 90s kids had such vids to remb biology than 2D black and white diagrams

  • @Naludaking819
    @Naludaking819 8 месяцев назад

    *”Go Further”*

  • @thomaspeters5889
    @thomaspeters5889 Год назад

    "As above, so below".

  • @swhite8381
    @swhite8381 Год назад +3

    I’m a total and complete novice and was gifted a microscope. I decided to take a sample from my freshwater pond filter . When I put the sample on the slide and after a few minutes of learning to focus I saw this little creature scooting across the screen. He was long and reminded me of a fat caterpillar but it looked like he would turn his” head” to each side . I swear he looked like he was confused as to how he got there . 😆 I keep trying to find what that was but it dawned on me that it may look completely different when it’s not put onto a slide ? It eventually changed shape into a ball. Any idea of where to start looking to find out what it could have been? Forgive me for sounding like such a i*iot, I have zero scientific background and just became fascinated with this new world that has opened up.

    • @mymicroscopicworld
      @mymicroscopicworld  Год назад +2

      It sounds like a rotifer, more commonly known as a wheel animal. By the way you describe it it sounds like a bdelloid rotifer 😄🔬

  • @00mohanad00
    @00mohanad00 Год назад

    We incredibly about how microscope watch this drop or how is made but the important question is :-
    Who created it (drop)????
    Start now search about the right and truth to life in new ❤️ start change everything in your eyes🥺 ..
    I can help you in this way but my English language not very good
    -----------
    Thank you for this video

  • @reddysriram4080
    @reddysriram4080 Месяц назад

    ఓం నమః శివాయ

  • @watergoblinmicroscopy
    @watergoblinmicroscopy Год назад

    now I am confused, is that just a very good brightfield microscope, a DIC microscope?

    • @mymicroscopicworld
      @mymicroscopicworld  Год назад

      It is a brightfield microscope. But I am using an illumination technique I invented to make it look like DIC 🔬

    • @paulfensome1404
      @paulfensome1404 Год назад

      @@mymicroscopicworld Could you please do a video showing how you edit your work because i have the same set up as you had with the Labcam and i phone but mine looks crap compared to yours.
      How much editing do you really do , i would guess a LOT !!!!!!
      Thanks my friend

  • @fellpixel
    @fellpixel Год назад

    WOW thank you so much for this video!!! I could watch and listen for hours 🥲

  • @watergoblinmicroscopy
    @watergoblinmicroscopy Год назад +1

    How exactly are you able to have such a large biodiversity in your culture?

  • @yogiTV777
    @yogiTV777 Год назад

    Haha me lo dejaron de tarea

  • @Theofficialpixelsmiler.
    @Theofficialpixelsmiler. 3 месяца назад

    Spore cell

  • @silver8pool720
    @silver8pool720 11 месяцев назад

    سبحان الخالق العظيم الذي ليس له صاحبة و لا ولد

  • @user-of7xr8fe4n
    @user-of7xr8fe4n 3 месяца назад +1

    OK BUT THIS IS NOT A DIRECT IMMAGE FROM A MICRISCOPE BUT FROM CGI 🙄

  • @sinew1000
    @sinew1000 10 месяцев назад

    I’ve been one of these for hundreds of years before during a mushroom trip