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Do I need special objectives for darkfield microscopy?

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Do I need special objectives for darkfield microscopy?

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For reflected light darkfield observation, you need brightfield/darkfield objectives to do darkfield work. These objectives (labeled BD or BF/DF) function with the illuminator optics to keep the illuminating light separate from the image light of the specimen. In most cases, for transmitted light observation, you will only need a darkfield stop in the condenser. At higher magnifications, however, you will need an objective with an iris as well as a special darkfield condenser.

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