What the hell, you can see the texture of the membranes. It’s astounding a) how incredible the contrast is for this footage, and b) how much that improves the experience
It makes it different, the other two seasons are some of the most beautiful UA-cam videos ever. We’ll see, it’s too early to tell. It looks fascinating, but better? Color photographs aren’t better than black and white, they’re different. More contrast allows for appreciating finer details. But what about the interactions of different organisms I wonder?
I may have actually screamed when I saw that first Stentor, looking like those little plastic tubes filled with water and glitter, that you can stick your fingers in ... but moving?! Gosh that is beautiful
8:25 Probably my favorite image. I love the colors for one, but I also like how the solitude of the amoeba gives it a sense of vastness, as if we were viewing some secluded part of outer space, rather than something many, many magnitudes smaller.
It's incredible! I immediately came to the comments section to see if there was any discussion about it to be had. A little nebula, or a space ship floating slowly along its way; its shimmering lights decorating the void with something busy and hopeful.
With the change in lens bringing a new perspective, I love that you didn't miss the opportunity to bring the analogy home and make it relevant and real. You guys never fail to deliver.
I really love the fact that you explain the different microscoping techniques so accurately ! Really shows how much you love microscopy and your fanbase! Looking forward for more content :D greetz from germany
Hearing this supremely chill Hank right after listening to chaotic screaming Hank in his Hit the Ground Running vlogbrothers video is a more dramatic contrast than these DIC microscope images!
I was one of the few people in my generation of biologists at Buenos Aires University that was obsessed about protists and algae and would sign to any course available on that topic. Now, I do molecular biology but I miss all this stuff deeply
You've upgraded your microscope and our enjoyment of the things you'll be sharing with us in the future. Thank you, very much. The sharp new DIC images in this are fabulous. I can hardly wait to see more!
dang. So, the first episode of JttM was breath taking. It continued to be that, of course, but at the same time, the first WOW is always going to be hard to beat. This beat that.
my mouth literally hang open for five good seconds. I almost cried. I didnt think i could be so excited for a microscope. Thank the stars im taking the right path, studying biology, and every excitement at new tech, new discoveries, new creatures, reminds me of it every time more. I cant wait to see more. I always felt microscope made me feel kinda blind, since contrast and details are often hard to focus on, or capture correctly in the field of view. This video made me feel like i put a new prescription of glasses on (and i would know the feeling).
Learning about new things is often exciting but I like that sometimes it can be a quiet wonder. Thanks for making videos that have incredible content and also have this meditative quality, it is a much appreciated pace change.
It is as if we have gone from looking through slides on a film real, to seeing the very subject of the image up close. I feel like I am suddenly playing Spore with the level of detail here. Cannot wait to see more.
The new microscope really makes a world of difference. To me, the shapes of cells were something I used to imagine which watching videos and diagrams which looked a lot more 2d. You can say that this new microscope of yours has really opened my mind to a whole new perspective of observation. I got a lot of 'Aha! So this is how it is!' moments from watching your video.
First time to this channel. Impressive images! I used to own a small microscope as a teen and I think one of the most fascinating things I viewed was a urine sample! LOL. I had purchased a book on microscopy (probably around 1979 or so) and it told me how to prepare a urine sample and what I seen in it was quite surprising and more fascinating than I imagined. Thankfully, the book explained what I would see. Sadly I lost the book many moons ago and could never remember the name of it. I still have a cheap microscope, but really want to buy a newer one someday. Anyhow, great channel, definitely subscribed.
Im really hoping zefrank does something with all these microbes. I think the tardigrade has been done but I wanna laugh at all of my favorite microbes like the stentors and rotifers.
I'm no scientist but I find this incredibly fascinating. What are these life forms considered as? Could they be classified as plants or animals or is microorganism a classification of its own?
I LOVE the new DIC images! It's so exciting to be able to see all the detail on the big Euk cells, not to mention finally being able to see the vast diversity of bacterial friends around them!!! It's one thing to "see" diversity through sequencing, but to actually see it is marvelous!
I wonder how small life forms can get? I watch and see things smaller then the subjects being filmed. I think it’s infinity life forms smaller and smaller.
I always thought it is strange that the average person is more fascinated by the prospect of life on other planets while the truth is, we have all the most bizarre creatures you could ever possibly imagine right here. There are "universes" to explore right here..
When you say *James* I visualize James lying before the fireplace holding a big glass of rose wine. staring at you. half naked. The way you tone his name makes me think you are very much in love with him and your relationship with *Jayyhms* is unimaginably physical.
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What the hell, you can see the texture of the membranes. It’s astounding a) how incredible the contrast is for this footage, and b) how much that improves the experience
It makes it different, the other two seasons are some of the most beautiful UA-cam videos ever. We’ll see, it’s too early to tell. It looks fascinating, but better? Color photographs aren’t better than black and white, they’re different.
More contrast allows for appreciating finer details. But what about the interactions of different organisms I wonder?
@@simonrodriguez4685 color photography is objectively better. More information = more better
Simón Rodríguez you’re absolutely right, but it stirs up wonder in me the way that a new perspective on something amazing always does
technology.... those thing will die with just normal soup...
I love how Hank uses a soft voice. It's like he dosn't want to disturb that tiny but huge universe.
Yesss
I kept thinking that this guy sounds like Hank Green, and I finally figured out it is him because of this, haha.
It’s almost like it’s the first time he’s reading the script
Yea he makes you feel like your crouched in taking turns looking through the microscope together, it's perfect.
@@BlueBubso holy shit that's EXACTLY what I was thinking loll
Wow that's amazing! Looking forward to more DIC pics!
Underrated comment
Dic flicks
Second!
Naughty
DIC vids bro
I may have actually screamed when I saw that first Stentor, looking like those little plastic tubes filled with water and glitter, that you can stick your fingers in ... but moving?! Gosh that is beautiful
"Dic Microscopy"
I'm not going to watch it if you're going to insult me.
lol
Really advanced microscopy techniques needed to be developed to study your... Sample
He’d need an electron microscope to render that, my friend.
*Shows up on Recommended Vidoes* I feel personally attacked
@@SkinsFirstGeneration There's no advanced microscope yet to render such nano objects.
8:25 Probably my favorite image. I love the colors for one, but I also like how the solitude of the amoeba gives it a sense of vastness, as if we were viewing some secluded part of outer space, rather than something many, many magnitudes smaller.
It's incredible! I immediately came to the comments section to see if there was any discussion about it to be had. A little nebula, or a space ship floating slowly along its way; its shimmering lights decorating the void with something busy and hopeful.
I came down to the comments to say that this was by far my most favourite clip as well, for all the reasons you've outlined. It's beautiful.
Oh, I just commented the exact same thing and then saw your comment. It's simply amazing :D
I loved that part
this is the most glorious comment section ever 😭💖
With the change in lens bringing a new perspective, I love that you didn't miss the opportunity to bring the analogy home and make it relevant and real. You guys never fail to deliver.
I really love the fact that you explain the different microscoping techniques so accurately ! Really shows how much you love microscopy and your fanbase! Looking forward for more content :D greetz from germany
Hearing this supremely chill Hank right after listening to chaotic screaming Hank in his Hit the Ground Running vlogbrothers video is a more dramatic contrast than these DIC microscope images!
You can’t imagine the amount of happiness you people bring me. I love all of you
I was one of the few people in my generation of biologists at Buenos Aires University that was obsessed about protists and algae and would sign to any course available on that topic. Now, I do molecular biology but I miss all this stuff deeply
Each word so carefully, deliberately and slowly said. Well done Hank. subbed
Congratulations James, Hank, and team on the new equipment/techniques. We appreciate all of your work and respect your passion.
You've upgraded your microscope and our enjoyment of the things you'll be sharing with us in the future. Thank you, very much. The sharp new DIC images in this are fabulous. I can hardly wait to see more!
looks wonderful guys
congrats on the new microscope, James
What a nice gesture of the manufacturer.
1:03 its like a universe inside that little transparant thing.
*Serratia marcescens is red,*
*Dinoflagellates are blue,*
*I missed the Microcosmos,*
*And I missed you too.*
I just pooped you out. Sorry bro
Looking good, Rotifer!
We missed you too!
I was legit searching for this comment.
Daphnia-tely.
this type of imaging really makes the so close but so far away feel so much more real
"Dic microscopy?"
Reminds me of what my ex girlfriend said to me...
Well that was a DIC move on her part.
You should have listened to your mother and left it alone.
lmfao
🥀🍆
@@mooseknuckle8334 Don't play with your DIC microscope or you'll go blind.
Nice upgrade, hope you can finally see your DIC.
dang.
So, the first episode of JttM was breath taking.
It continued to be that, of course, but at the same time, the first WOW is always going to be hard to beat.
This beat that.
Awesome! A word I seldom use but in this case, a perfect fit.
my mouth literally hang open for five good seconds. I almost cried. I didnt think i could be so excited for a microscope. Thank the stars im taking the right path, studying biology, and every excitement at new tech, new discoveries, new creatures, reminds me of it every time more.
I cant wait to see more. I always felt microscope made me feel kinda blind, since contrast and details are often hard to focus on, or capture correctly in the field of view. This video made me feel like i put a new prescription of glasses on (and i would know the feeling).
Learning about new things is often exciting but I like that sometimes it can be a quiet wonder. Thanks for making videos that have incredible content and also have this meditative quality, it is a much appreciated pace change.
It is as if we have gone from looking through slides on a film real, to seeing the very subject of the image up close. I feel like I am suddenly playing Spore with the level of detail here. Cannot wait to see more.
Life forms. You tiny little life forms. You precious little life FORMS!
Everyone is talking about DIC jokes, and all I can think about is Disseminated Intravascular Coagulation
Same
Sounds painful
Ikr
@@thebiglightbulb1457 Yes, and can be lethal frequently.
THANK YOU FOR SHARING THIS VISION!!
The last time I was this early the sun was a deadly lazer
🎵 Not any more there’s a blanket 🎵
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For those who have not seen and really aught to. 🙃
I don't know if it has been mentionend already, but I love the music you guys use!
Wow! I've never seen anything like it. Thank you!
The new microscope really makes a world of difference. To me, the shapes of cells were something I used to imagine which watching videos and diagrams which looked a lot more 2d.
You can say that this new microscope of yours has really opened my mind to a whole new perspective of observation. I got a lot of 'Aha! So this is how it is!' moments from watching your video.
Wow this new spore game looks great!!
Legit tho this is absolutely stunning :) great work.
Damn, so I cannot do this with my old work horse "Swift 3500 Binocular". This is BEAUTIFUL, this is what us microscope nerds dream of!
First time to this channel. Impressive images! I used to own a small microscope as a teen and I think one of the most fascinating things I viewed was a urine sample! LOL. I had purchased a book on microscopy (probably around 1979 or so) and it told me how to prepare a urine sample and what I seen in it was quite surprising and more fascinating than I imagined. Thankfully, the book explained what I would see. Sadly I lost the book many moons ago and could never remember the name of it. I still have a cheap microscope, but really want to buy a newer one someday.
Anyhow, great channel, definitely subscribed.
Who could ever imagine that micro organisms are beautiful!
Wow. Every comment here should start with "wow". Amazing video. Thank you!
Amazing! Best video of micro critters I've ever seen!
New
set up is amazing!
✨MIND BLOWN! WOW!✨ 🤩🤩🤩
James and His New Microscope would make a great children's story book.
DUUUDE! I thought your quality was already as high as it got!! Wow!!!
Awesome! Sounds like a great crew. Humbly i ask is the gold spot on, in, the stentor coeruleus the city view pore?
congrats jams you deserve it!
More Tardigrades now, please! ^_^ You guys are amazing. The clarity of images is unreal now.
This is wonderful to watch in 4K
Spore's cell stage with Ray Tracing is insane !!!
Bravo! So glad you are doing this work!
What a difference! Looks like it is 3D to me and is so beautiful !
"That's what she said"
To me, this is the most beautiful channel on YT
This brought a tear to my eye.
This is the most beautiful microscopic footage I’ve ever seen
This is so incredible, this is fabulous to get to see, this reminds me of the first time I discovered the 'under world'!
Exciting times are ahead of us
Awesome video! Please do a walk around of your 50lb DIC, I'd love to see it!
I had a microscope when I was a kid... It was an amazing way to spend rainy days.
SO FANTASTIC! I'm jealous! I want one! 😊👍
that "fuzzy" creature looks like a watercolor painting from children's books
Kick ass vid. Solid channel. Congrets
This made me feel better. Thanks.
Brilliant. Superb. Thank you for sharing.
Omg that’s so gorgeous - like it’s truly wow 🤩
Thanks James!
Thames
This is some therapeutic science journey/class.
1:19 happy mini Moby Dic.
All this exist on a drop in a glass slide, amazing.
Flagella filmed in 60FPS! What a time to be alive
Wow, ahora se ven mucho mejor las texturas de la pared celular!
That's amazing! Now please double it and give us stereo 3d!!
Thank you so much🎉🎉
Spectacular..... many thanks.
Im really hoping zefrank does something with all these microbes. I think the tardigrade has been done but I wanna laugh at all of my favorite microbes like the stentors and rotifers.
I waited to see a tardigrade with new microscope but you didn’t show one!! hopefully in the future we’ll see it!!
I'm no scientist but I find this incredibly fascinating. What are these life forms considered as? Could they be classified as plants or animals or is microorganism a classification of its own?
Wow excited to see more with the new microscope💚
Wow, that's very impressive.
Fantastic video, great views, thank you!
Amazing to think that the tiniest dot in any of these pics is still a thousand atoms across or more.
thank you for creating this channel
I LOVE the new DIC images! It's so exciting to be able to see all the detail on the big Euk cells, not to mention finally being able to see the vast diversity of bacterial friends around them!!! It's one thing to "see" diversity through sequencing, but to actually see it is marvelous!
This footage is gorgeous
I wonder how small life forms can get? I watch and see things smaller then the subjects being filmed. I think it’s infinity life forms smaller and smaller.
I always thought it is strange that the average person is more fascinated by the prospect of life on other planets while the truth is, we have all the most bizarre creatures you could ever possibly imagine right here. There are "universes" to explore right here..
When you say *James* I visualize James lying before the fireplace holding a big glass of rose wine. staring at you. half naked. The way you tone his name makes me think you are very much in love with him and your relationship with *Jayyhms* is unimaginably physical.
Wow...that's awesome and the Stentor looked like a mini whale!
so beautiful.... I almost cried
just awesome. thank you
I was about to sleep and couldn't close my eyes, I was mesmerized.
Is there anything that can be done to reach a sort of middle ground or even a slight upgrade with your ordinary microscope?
Alternate title: MiCo orders and installs a new DIC, you won't believe what they found!
Amazing!! Thanks 🥰❤️
This is moving art.
Thanks! 🎥🙏
James really loves his work I guess.
It brought tears to me, thanks for making such amazing content
Watch in slow mode. Amazing!
I'm more amazed the microscope can follow the movement!
i would love to see some specs on that new microscope.