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<title>Microscope objectives: Transmission</title>
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<h2>Transmission</h2>
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The many elements that usually make up an objective lens
<em>reflect and absorb</em> the collected light, typically
reducing the overall transmission by 10-20%. So it is important to
check the transmittance curve for the intended wavelength range,
for example here is the data for a Nikon 100x1.35 Silicone
objective (MRD73950):
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