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[/text_box] [/ux_banner] [gap] [row] [col span=”6″] [title text=”Frequently Asked Questions”] [accordion] [accordion-item title=”Why are the images in black & white ?”]The details photographed are often smaller than the wave length of natural light. To illuminate them, we must therefore use , not photons (as in conventional microscopy), but electrons. Scanning electron microscopy shows an image of the relief, and always in black and white. “False colors” could be added subjectively, but I dont want to modify what I see, and chose to stay closer to the truth of the sample presented. I am also a fan of great masters of photography like Ansel Adams, Weston etc.
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