Carl Zeiss Jena Gmbh

Reed Werlich

Karl-Heinz Geier

Johannes Knoblich

Hans Tandler

Gunter Schoppe

Gudrun Nordt

Wilfried Andrae

Peter Goernert

Jochen Taubert

Lothar Schreiber

Rudolf Hergt

The invention is directed to a method and arrangement for generating stereoscopic images of an object. The method includes the steps of illuminating an object with an illuminating beam; masking the illuminating beam to generate a first component beam to illuminate the object at a first angle and provide a first image of the object to a first viewing eye; again masking the illuminating beam to generate a second component beam to illuminate the object at a second angle and to provide a second image of the object to a second viewing eye; and, alternately repeating the last two steps at a frequency above the flicker frequency of the human eye. In the arrangement of the invention, a beam generating device alternately generates first and second illuminating beam components which illuminate the object via illuminating optics at respectively different angles to produce respective images of the object. A directing device for alternately directing the images to the left and right eyes of a viewer at a frequency above the flicker frequency of the human eye.

Method for generating a stereoscopic image and an arrangement for

In a Faraday microscope for examining specimens with stray magnetic fields in a reflected light beam path with a magnetic indicator film arranged in front of the specimen, the influence of the specimen on the indicator film is evaluated with the indicator film arranged as the termination of the microscope objective, the indicator film advantageously being arranged on an optically transparent substrate. The indicator film and substrate are taken into account in the optical calculation of the microscope objective.

Faraday microscope with magneto-optical indicator as terminating element

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