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Weekend Project: Lensless Microscope (PDF)

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A webcam’s image chip is an ultrafine shadow-imaging stage. This version uses a mini CCTV camera and video output so you can record what you see.
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    One Response to Weekend Project: Lensless Microscope (PDF)

    1. AW on said:

      Looks like a pipe bomb.

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