Spectral Registration Relative Z Position (  m) Relative Intensity 488-568-647nm, 100X Plan Apo Lenses (1.4NA) Lens ALens B 0.190  m0.305  m 488 568.

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Spectral Registration Relative Z Position (  m) Relative Intensity nm, 100X Plan Apo Lenses (1.4NA) Lens ALens B  m0.305  m

Spectral Registration Relative Z Position (  m) Relative Intensity nm, 100X Plan Apo Lenses (1.4NA) Lens ALens B  m0.305  m

Spectral Registration Relative Z Position (  m) Relative Intensity nm, 100X Plan Apo Lenses (1.4NA) Lens ALens B  m0.305  m

20x 0.7NA20x 0.6NA UV Field Illumination