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Hi Sergey,



I could also suggest Microscopy and Microanalysis - this covers a wide range of imaging techniques and applications from the well-established to the new. As one of the editors, I can reveal that many of the authors are not known to me (and most likely I am not known to them!), although they may be well known in their fields.



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Rosemary

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    Dear list members,

    I made a research on how sampling by camera influences image appearance, and what is a "good enough" sampling for known combination of NA and magnification to perform morphometry and deconvolution. Surprisingly, the topic was not described explicitly. No soul freezing math, no new optical constructions, no superresolution - just images of diatom algae and microtubules taken with different number of pixels per Airy disk radius and shift/rotation of camera grid with respect to the object. Could you please recommend a microscopy journal that can accept such an old-school article from unknown author?

    Best,

    Sergey