iPhone microscope

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MAKE Flickr photo pool member Curiouslee writes -

The iPhone camera lens is flush with the back of the perfectly flat back of the device making it easy to hold a pocket magnifier loupe in front to convert the camera into a microscope. Here I am using a Radio Shack 15x 3-lens magnifier on a keycap of my Powerbook. An LED flashlight is adding light to the backlit keyboard symbols. Most any kind of loupe or pocket microscope should work. I'll be trying binoculars and spotting scopes too.
iPhone camera as microscope - Link.

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HOW TO - Take macro (close up) photos with a cell phone - Link.

Posted by Phillip Torrone | Jul 3, 2007 04:00 PM
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