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In Reply to: RE: Too much information posted by dave slagle on November 7, 2020 at 05:50:30:
The second determinant of depth of field is magnification, as I am sure you know. You can see that any time you use a telephoto lens on a camera. The higher the magnification and the wider the lens opening, the less the depth of field. Even with a light microscope and the subject on a slide where it is essentially but not completely flat, one is constantly focusing up and down in order to see everything on the specimen from top surface to bottom surface. In electron microscopy the specimen is literally flat on a grid. All depth has been removed by the fixation process. That's with a conventional EM image. There are some modern and novel approaches that I don't really know much about that might allow for better visualization of depth.
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