In the latest volume of MAKE (14) we show you how to make your own homebrew digital 3D movies – Build your own stereo video camera and 3D viewer. Read this article in MAKE: 14: Optics, Page 50. To get MAKE, subscribe or purchase single volumes visit the Maker Shed or subscribers— read this article […]
We saw this project recently displayed at the “Evening at Maker Faire” event at the Saatchi Gallery in NYC, but here’s a link on the production of this spinning 3D screen that can display both static and video imagery in 8 bit clarity. Really nice project, and lots of great info at the link below. […]
The second day of 7 in 7 at ITP produced Life is Cheese, Physical Computing T-shirts, Yawni, Wound Shirt, Trading Faces and Clam-flavored Gum. Click on a picture to read about each one-day project in the 7 in 7 blog. Days: 1 2 3 4 5 6 7
Flickr user Rob Cruickshank shares these photos of a bur-marigold in both visible and ultra-violet light. The dark marking seen in the UV picture (bottom photo) is believed to attract bees, which are able to see in that spectrum. – Bidens ferulifolia reflected UV
Joe of HacknMod writes: Here’s an awesome DIY lighting system for you. This guy set up a wicked system that can be controlled by the colors displayed on his TV (similar to Phillip’s Ambilight) or by controlling it with his BlackBerry. He used an LED-Wiz controller to control various RBG LED displays thorough the room. […]
Yet another entry for the scope-abilities list – These projects offer the ability to convert composite or VGA video signals for oscilloscope display. You’ll need a scope with Z/intensity input in addition to the X & Y axes in order to pull this one off. Hey, how else are you going to get that authentic […]
This website doesn’t have any text, but it does have some excellent pictures on how to make your own roof camera mount. Other than the actual camera mounting, the project seems fairly simple. Make a Roof mount for you camera Related: DIY Jib Arm, Boom or Crane
