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Macro photography most likely. Microscope images tend not to have bokehs like the ones in the article. You can use flourescent microscopy to make those glow in
by gaudat 4y ago
Macro photography most likely. Microscope images tend not to have bokehs like the ones in the article. You can use flourescent microscopy to make those glow in the dark images but the field of view is about 2 or 3 orders of magnitude too small for this.
- dekhn 4y agoat such low magnification, the depth of field (not field of view) is pretty big, you can usually see significant out-of-focus detail. But normally people just put the sample in a well and cover it with a coverslip, which makes a thin section.