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insects in amber

sediment analysis

fossilized bone reconstruction

Imaging Insects in Amber

Obtaining an image of the fossilized imprint of insects from prehistoric times trapped in amber is an exceedingly tricky task.  In this case a depth of focus extension program was used to eliminate the blurring effects (left) to uncover publishable detail (right). A combination of reasonable quality optics and a high definition imaging system helped make the near impossible achievable with remarkable ease.

Particle size and shape analysis of sediments

Assessing the origins of alluvial deposits holds the key to the history of many geological events and time-lines. Here the particulates have been dispersed and analyzed for both size and shape characteristics.  Allowing direct, statistical comparisons with samples gathered in other areas.

Confocal image reconstruction of fossilized bones

This example shows how a portable confocal microscope has been used to acquire images of 3 dimensional structures in fossilized bones. Using GT Vision’s extended focus products the partially focused images (top) were processed to provide one fully focused image (bottom).