Camera Project - Final Year(Beng)

rizler

rizler

@rizler-tUA3g1 Oct 22, 2024

[FONT=&quot]Hi,

I have a project which i have only started recently and in still the research stage.

The problem put forward is to:[/FONT]

  • [FONT=&quot]Integrate a very small camera (between 1-3 megapixel) in an existing microscope (a very big microscope which is fixed to the table & floor)[/FONT]


  • [FONT=&quot]Be able to control basic camera functions from outside, e.g. take picture & focus. I have option of wires connection to outside control box or wireless connection(Bluetooth?)[/FONT]


  • [FONT=&quot]I have a budget of max £150 ish, and should not require to advanced skill. Think of it as a graduate level or similar.[/FONT]

[FONT=&quot]
I goggled and looked through many options and routes, but not yet found a viable and good option.

If somebody could please point in some direction or give me an idea of how to go about finding a solution.

Basically, somehow control a camera from outside the microscope and display on sometype of monitor/screen. Preferable Digital.


Thank You, any help will be much appreciated.[/FONT]

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  • hardikvd

    hardikvd

    @hardikvd-co4JNg Nov 24, 2010

    Hey rizler,
    I really like your idea. I think following video can help you. Just use microscope instead of telescope used in video.
    <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YQPqlKNPvoI" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener noreferrer">Webcam Super SpyScope! - YouTube</a>

    please reply if you have any further queries.

  • rizler

    rizler

    @rizler-tUA3g1 Nov 24, 2010

    Thank You for the reply. It was helpful to some extent.

    After spending more time behind this project, i have come to know that i now need to find out if it's possible to detach the CCD/lens from the main microchip/IC of the camera and conenct them via wires.