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IR fluorescence trichome of snail shell


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Technique explained in previous post.

IR reference (720nm longpass)

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visible reference

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fluorescence under green

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fluorescence under blue

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fluorescence under 395nm

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trichrome

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(the "dust" is contamination on my PTFE sheet, which this shell was laid on)

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On 10/5/2021 at 12:31 AM, Stefano said:

That looks like a visible light photo, although not so similar to the visible reference. It has a sort of “natural” look.

Yes, it's quite odd that the shell is also brown while imaged this way.

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