light microscopy photography
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From: | Elizaha@aol.com |
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Hi,
I was wondering if anyone can give me advice or hints about light
microscopy photography? I only have limited experience with this so here is
my problem. I am using Kodak Royal Gold 100 film for prints. There is always
a brown/tan background on the image where to me should be white (ie no
tissue). This is I guess because of the filter....??? but what I am trying to
find out is how or is it possible to get a white background? I know it is
done Iv'e seen it a thousand times in publications and books. Is there a
combination of filters that is required....for H&E and are these changed when
you want to take pictures of images with DAB as the chromagen.!????Can anyone
recommend a book?
Thanks again for all the help!
Elizabeth
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