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Is the image seen via microscope basically a readout of the image on a spectroscope?

Those can have near-legible images, but most of the time they are not.



For the images seen through the microscope, the horizontal axis is the same as the horizontal axis of the video. The vertical axis of what the microscope sees is the time axis of the video: it's essentially a slit camera view of a particular individual scan line position within the frame.




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