Stefan Trethan wrote: > > On Sun, 09 Jan 2005 14:01:00 -0000, gettingalongwouldbenice > <gettingalongwouldbenice@...> wrote: > > >>I think projection of the alignment marks is always gonna be easier >>than trying to project an image of the work. >>mike > > > > Yes, it will be easier, but IMO much less useful for what i want to do. > It doesn't magnify the image, so you need a magnifier or something anyway. > > The commercial units do what i plan to do, so i will try that first. > > Do you what the basic arrangement of the optics should be ? I did a very simple experiment with some odd lenses I have (from microscope eye pieces). Trying to get any kind projection seemed futile. I tried both convex with flat and double convex lenses. The projection screen was transparent plastic film with diffuse coating. I could not get any close range image projected into the screen any any amount of light. The only way I could see reasonable images was looking at objects at infinite distance, or greater than few meters distance. If my thinking is correct, wouldn't a converging lenses need some type of very small aperture to get a sharp image projection ? Adam
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magnified drill viewing - optics
2005-01-14 by Adam Seychell
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