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[Use of the microprojector MRTU 42-2216-63 for microphotography]
Arkhiv Patologii
|January 1, 1980
Summary
Two novel microphotography methods utilize a microprojector without specialized heads. These techniques offer accessible ways to capture high-quality microscopic images using projection or contact printing methods.
Area of Science:
- Microscopy
- Photographic techniques
Context:
- Traditional microphotography often requires specialized and expensive equipment.
- The MPTY 42-2216-63 microprojector is a versatile tool for scientific imaging.
Purpose:
- To present two alternative methods for microphotography using a standard microprojector.
- To demonstrate cost-effective approaches to capturing microscopic images.
Summary:
- Method 1: A mirror camera is positioned perpendicular to the light path from the microprojector's ocular to a vertical screen, with exposure determined by an external meter, followed by projection printing.
- Method 2: The microprojector displays an image on a horizontal screen, which is replaced by a photoframe holding a negative photographic plate for contact printing, with exposure measured similarly.
Impact:
- Provides accessible and affordable microphotography solutions for researchers and educators.
- Expands the utility of standard microprojectors for scientific documentation and imaging.