Video from Software Version 4.7.6

During testing I created a video. It’s not easy to think of something in the office that will move under a microscope. It is the video creation that is being tested and not the quality of the images, and I needed to think of something that actually moves.

I settled for putting a drop of water on some fungus and allowing the drop of water to slowly flow away or evaporate off. I didn’t try to focus properly. I was concerned I might have to dip the dry lens into the water droplet and get fungus on it! It’s not an awe inspiring video, but the frames are taken at 10 second intervals and they show a motion which is not detectable by the eye, as so little changes within that 10 seconds.

During testing I created a video. It’s not easy to think of something in the office that will move under a microscope. It is the video creation that is being tested and not the quality of the images, and I needed to think of something that actually moves. I settled…

During testing I created a video. It’s not easy to think of something in the office that will move under a microscope. It is the video creation that is being tested and not the quality of the images, and I needed to think of something that actually moves. I settled…