Fluorescence stereo microscopes should include a protective shield. The NIGHTSEA filter shield does double duty as an eye protector and as a viewing filter.
read full postWith fluorescence, what you see depends on how you excite and view the subject – the interaction of the excitation wavelength, the fluorescing substance, and the barrier filter.
read full postFluorescence microscopy helps in seeing the growing edge of coral tissue
read full postWhite balance selection for fluorescence photography
read full postCool tip – underwater fluorescence photography is relatively immune to backscatter
read full postThere are two types of approaches to answering the question of whether something fluoresces – empirical (try it and see) vs scientific (make careful measurements). Read to learn the difference.
read full postNIGHTSEA’s fluorescence visualization tools are the preferred solution for working with calcein-stained fish at macro and micro scales.
read full postWatch the video of NIGHTSEA founder Charlie Mazel’s presentation on coral fluorescence at the 2014 Marine Aquarium Conference of North America (MACNA) conference.
read full postFluorescence images of juvenile corals
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