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We describe the design of a corkscrew point spread function for 3D super-resolution microscopy. To prove the principle, we image fluorescent beads on a patterned PDMS surface, achieving a localization precision of 3 nm in x, 2 nm in y, and 6 nm in z.
© 2011 Optical Society of America
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