[Tig] color in microscopy

[TSassoon at aol.com]

In a message dated 2/16/08 11:26:31 AM, dcorbitt77 at comcast.net writes:

> many of the objects in the images are far smaller than the wavelengths of 
> visible light, then the "color" of these objects becomes a somewhat 
> meaningless issue
> 


And those wavelengths are actually pretty large - an easy example being the 
grooves of a music CD. Or lens chromatic aberrations.


Tim Sassoon
(whose cousin was pioneering X-ray crystallographer Rosalind Franklin)
SFD vfx & creative post
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