Creative is full, use a PI microscope with a Raspberry Pista, from this circuit board?

When you are designed in the PCB, you must have such a problem, such as the most sparse, the usual use of the metader, and many times, in fact, the virtual welding phenomenon is obvious, helplessness is not aware of the normal person's sight, so this Video teaches you DIY a low-cost digital microscope, which can output video signals through HDMI and capture video clips of 1920x1080 @ 30fps. It can be modified to install different lenses so that you can adjust as needed. This digital microscope is a low-cost digital microscope driven by Raspberry Pi Zero W. It uses the Raspberry PI camera module and smartphone macro lens, which provides excellent image quality, and also enables microscopy to adapt to your different needs. Although aluminum has been used in the bottom plate and knob, it is possible to obtain 3D printing like most other components. Required devices include: 1 × raaspberry pi Zero W 1 × camera module V1.3 (sensor is installed directly on flexible FPC) 1 × 12mm pole (about 140mm long) 1 × 5mm pole (about 42mm long) 1 × 20x macro lens The following video clearly shows the samples you can see, great, you will definitely like this project. Be Copyright statement: HackADAY authorization, Circuit City original translation video, declined! If you also like open source projects, and want to share your own open source work, contribute your strength for the open source world! Video content delivery channel: [email protected]

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