In the bellow's examples, Lichroma was attached again to a Nikon LV100 optical microscope in reflection mode. We decapsulated a commercial microprocessor with very small features, close to the diffraction limit of light. One can observe that white light illumination did not give us a satisfactory resolution, while different colours helped us to resolve the interconnection tracks of the microprocessor, albeit that they are separated by gaps with sizes beyond the diffraction limit of light. Playing with the illumination of the optical microscope enabled us to image features with a lateral resolution beyond the diffraction limit (of course, the illumination helped a lot, but also the fact that metal tracks lithographed onto a transparent substrate gave us a good contrast was an advantage).