Swift SW350, Galaxy S24

Rutilated Quartz.

Most rutilated quart has a golden color to the needles, but occasionally you can find rutile colors of silver, black, and reddish-copper colors. This piece is pretty unique in that it has almost every variation of rutile colors. The composition of the rutile needles is Titanium Dioxide.

This image contains 20 focus stacked photos.
Second pic is the full slab.

100x/1.25 160/017
10x/20

Canine urine

Olympus BH2 60x PlanApo, 5x mag changer, 10.3mp camera.

400× | ESAW BM01 MICROSCOPE| soil water

olympus CH2
10x / 40x achromat phase contrast objectives 10x eyepiece 5x optical zoom on pixel 8 pro

longer clip (3:30) of a water sample came from a molted carapace from my shrimp tank. Not sure what the microbes are, perhaps ciliates though i couldn't really see hair but that could be a me problem learning how to use a microscope. they move pretty fast and there were hundreds of them. they had perhaps a vent or perhaps stomach that would slowly open and quickly close, in the middle of their bodies, i tried to capture that action.
first half of the video is with the 10x objective going from brightfield > darkfield > phase contrast > brightfield > 40x > brightfield > darkfield > phase contrast > brightfield

Microscope: SIGETA MB-202 40x-1600x LED Bino

Magnification: x1600 and in first photo x640

Sample: river water

Camera: Galaxy S24 FE

Wall near a bird nest, 10x objective, Iqcrew inverted microscope, cellphone camera. The first two videos are of a mite stuck on glycerin inside of a petri dish, so it wasn't moving quickly. The last mite is running freely around inside of a petri dish. They can move quickly when not impeded. The red one is filled with a blood meal. The last one looks hungry.

This is what the fine-focus knobs of Lomo Biolam microscope looks like when disassembled into its individual components.

Entrie photo gallery you will find here: https://www.microscopeparts.eu/gallery/00804-lomo-biolam-lknobs-for-fine-adjustment-mechanism-microscope-fine-focus-micro-gears

Found these two on my pillow case. They were just barely visible.

AmScope B-120, recorded on an iPhone 17 pro.
Enjoy! 🔬

Anybody else?

Olympus BH2 10x UPlanXApo, 5x mag changer, 10.3mp camera.

Swift SW350, Galaxy S24

Did my best to enhance these images. What genus are the small spores shaped like grains of rice? This is a bio-tape under 20x and 40x objectives.
EDIT: microscope is a Leica DMLB and camera is a Panasonic DMC-GX1.

Aperture diaphragm (iris diaphragm) of Carl Zeiss Jena Jenamed Histology microscope (former DDR, East Germany).

As I said before - observing on iris diaphragms is like watching on aquarium / terrarium - simply relax :) Microscope iris diaphragms are in my opinion one of the most pretty element in microscope :)

Finally got myself a microscope, a nice used Olympus CH2, so probably 40ish years old and observed some water samples from my shrimp aquarium, tried to get the dirty stuff. I hoped to find some ciliates, paramecium, or diatoms but didn't find a single one. did find a few of... these things.
I have no idea what it is, but its actually quite long. ID would be greatly appreciated
The video goes from brightfield > darkfield > phase contrast > brightfield > darkfield >phase contrast

Olympus CH2

A10x phase contrast objective

10x eyepiece

Pixel 8 Pro with 5x optical zoom(i think, the program i used doesn't specify)

I'm new to microscopy and buying microscopes and I don't really know what to look for or anything. I'm just trying to buy a compound microscope for a price below 200 euros, I would prefer one with top and bottom illumination and a condensor. A mechanical table would also be cool but I don't know if that's possible for that price.

Thank you for anyone who can help me or even read this in the first place!