This is what the ocular lenses of my scopes see.
You should see the pics he took of the inside during the exam. Digital artists for sci-fi films can’t even imagine the scape and colors. I’m leaning heavily towards framing them.
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What an absolutely gorgeous blue …… they would make interesting wall hangings, especially enlarged.
Wonder if they’d appear to follow you around the room?
Great digital photography, Phil, but would you post a detailed digital photo of your thumbprint?
Retinal scanners are coming down in price, and into wider use.
RS machines pull a 3D image. This one is decidedly 2D and has massive UV glare. Also, shrinking it down to actual size would prove…umm…hinky, I think is the word.