Re: Zeiss objectives - which oculars




"Trond Kvitvik" <dnort.kivtivk@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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> The Zeiss objectives on this link;
>
> http://home.no.net/tkvitvik/images/sixzeiss.jpg
>
> 1,25x/0,033 Plan-Neofluar
> 2,5x/0,075 Plan-Neofluar
> 40x/0,70? NPL Fluotar
> 63x/1,40 Plan-Apo
> 100x/1,25 F
> 100x/1,32 NPL Fluotar,
>
> could they be used on a Reichert Zetopan, provided I got the necessary
> (Zeiss) oculars, and in that case which type of oculars.
>
> The lenses i mostly need myself are the low-power 1,25x & 2,5x ones, I
> guess they would be more forgiving on a 'wrong' scope than high power &
> high na, am I right?
>
> An alternative would be a find an older & 'cheap' Zeiss stand, and to
> find suitable 10x & 20X to complete the setup. Which stand would then fit?
>
>
> Please also comment on the lenses, not sure about the meaning of NPL, F,
> or Fluotar.
>
> --
> Trond, all the best to you

A couple of quick points. The 1.25 and 2.5 infinity corrected are great
objectives if you are a pathologist, not many other researchers use them.
E. Leitz's NPL series of objectives were great! These Neo-Plans (NPL) were
great for fluorescence and other low light specimens that needed high
contrast. They just aren't as neccesary today.

The PlanApo 63X is one of the best lenses ever put together if it is in good
shape. If it has problems it has (I think) 18 elements in 16 groups. You
don't take this apart on your lunch hour.

In general it is a very mixed bag. If I wanted to resell things this would
be a good assortment. If I just wanted to use them, tons of problems.

Thanks,

Kevin Cunningham
SMS


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