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Macro Monday: A Series of Electronics Macrophotographs

fustini
fustini over 12 years ago

This is stretching the topic of Open Hardware, but Johngineer from Adafruit does "open" up some of Adafruit's popular boards for those of us without cyborg eyes (there's also photos of BeagleBone and Arduino which are OSHW):

Macro Monday: A Series of Electronics Macrophotographs

Macrophotography is the photography of small things.

That’s the loose (and somewhat prosaic) definition anyway. In truth, there is no agreed upon standard for what constitutes a ‘macro’ photo — it’s rather subjective; c.f. the first three paragraphs of the Wikipedia “Macrophotography” page for a litany of conflicting and overlapping definitions.

My definition of what qualifies as “macro” is technical, but pretty loose. I use magnification as the figure of merit. Anything from about 1/5th to about 10x magnification qualifies as macro for me. Less than 1/5th magnification I’d consider “close-up” (highly scientific term) and greater than 10x I’d consider microscopy.

Now that we’ve defined our terms, here are a few macrophotographs of electronic stuff. All of them were a blast to shoot. I hope you enjoy them.

Click thru each image for the full-size on Flickr, or check out the full set!

 

 

cheers,

drew

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  • morgaine
    morgaine over 12 years ago +1
    It's easy to consider detailed photograhy to be part of thorough documentation (and that's not meant as a joke, because high quality images are a great aid to understanding), so really this is no stretch…
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    morgaine over 12 years ago

    It's easy to consider detailed photograhy to be part of thorough documentation (and that's not meant as a joke, because high quality images are a great aid to understanding), so really this is no stretch of the concept of "OSHW" at all.  I say the more detail the merrier.  Good photographs are 100% certain to help somebody.

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