A really nice image of Ceratium in the final stages of division.
Calanoid Copepod
A nice image of a calanoid copepod (possibly of the genus Labidocera) from the SPC2.
Cameras Online
After the initial deployment on March 11, 2015, both cameras are now up and running and have been for a few days. Below are a few example images from the cameras. Many, many more can be viewed through the  SPCView Image Browser
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SPC2:
Pier Installation
Photos of the installation of the cameras with the SCCOOS CTD/Fluorometer at the scrips pier. Photo Credit: Eric Orenstein
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Pier Deployment
Frame being deployed at Scripps Pier
SPC cameras and SCOOS CTD/Fluorometer
Melissa, Mary, and Eric work to mount all the instruments
Melissa, Mary and Eric diving to install the frame
SPC Development Photos
SPC and SPCP camera systems
SPCs deployed in the Keck Pool
SPC Camera Housing Endcaps
Cameras and Cable
SPC Strobe Housing Endcaps
SPC camera underwater in the Keck Pool
SPC Strobe Endcap and Pins
SPC Camera endcap and pins
SPC Internals and Titanium Tubes
Strobe Condenser Lens
SPCP 5x imaging objective
Power Supply
SPC Computer
0.5x Telecentric imaging lens
SPC condenser lens
SPC LED strobe Electronics and Collector Lens
SPC camera internals and titanium tubes
Plankton Cameras Online Soon
The Scripps Plankton Cameras will be deployed this week. Realtime image data will be available shortly there after.
Plankton Cameras on the Bench in the Jaffe Lab
The plankton cameras will be sealed up and tested soon aiming for an early march deployment.