mostly illumination differences between
the microscope and the lcd screen
the perspex seems to double the picture -
might be solved with tint filter or swapping the perspex
with a thin glass beamsplitter or ar coating
resolution wise numbers was pretty clear at 800 x 600
thinking about adding a button
to act as a shutter for the screen (on/off)
the setup:
the oscilloscope is hooked through the vga port
to a small lcd display that is mounted to the peppers ghost setup
where the transparent part of the peppers ghost (perspex sheet)
is placed at the view screen of the microscope
thinking about adding a button
to act as a shutter for the screen (on/off)
the setup:
the oscilloscope is hooked through the vga port
to a small lcd display that is mounted to the peppers ghost setup
where the transparent part of the peppers ghost (perspex sheet)
is placed at the view screen of the microscope
some photos (it actually looks much better in real life)
the peppers ghost periscope
testing the setup
without tint sticker
with tint sticker
without tint sticker
and solved the double reflection of the lcd in the above video
while not disturbing the actual image when the lcd backlight was off
with tint sticker
with tint sticker
for future development i would like to try
adding a camera and or a microphone for interactive control
image processing (probe gesture) or sound (click sound)
or show an overlay image only when a signal is being detected
lcd backlight triggering / oscilloscope dmm triggering follow a click sound
maybe hooking a foot switch, eye tracking camera and so on...
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