Honestly, you might do better using a real camera (such as a DSLR) for taking photos rather than a smartphone like iPhone but if you must, you can make yourself one of these cool magnifying camera lens along with an LED flash that will let you take close-up, macro shots with eas ...
Well, I guess there’s many uses for old projectors that can be used to make a bunch of things including a macro DSLR lens plus this iPod Nano projector.
This could be a great way to project your iPod Nano photos/videos onto a white wall for all your family to enjoy, an iP ...
For those of you who can’t wait until Google comes out with automated installation ISO, you might want to try building one yourself by following these instructions here.
You will need a linux-based computer to generate the images though. (or the compiler equivalent in Wind ...
Intervalometer can be used in DSLR photography to take time-lapse shots. You can buy one of these Intervalometers off the shelf for anywhere between $60 to $200+ but if you got some programming and soldering skills, you might be interested in learning to make one yourself.
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Here’s a rather very interesting DIY project that involves a marble maze controlled by a wireless accelerometer housed in a Wii Steering Wheel unit. Brilliant!
I purchased the Wii ste ...
I really love it when people make things like this out of stuff that would go into your recycling bin, a pencil holder made using old tin cans and grout! Brilliant! Keep up the great work and reduce our carbon footprint!
We all use some canned foods from time to time. And ...
Personally, I like eating chicken but refuse to really have anything to do with making chicken meat itself. I know it’s going to be harder to eat chicken if you watch this video so…
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Here’s a rather cool device you can make to let you know when there’s an earthquake anywhere around the world using Arduino and RSS feeds from USGS.gov.
Basically, the device will simulate the intensity of earthquake’s magnitude through vibrations. For seismi ...
It’s very easy to use a computer LCD monitor (with DVI inputs) as TV by simply plugging in an HDMI to DVI cable. Of course, you will need a separate sound system/speakers unless your LCD comes with speakers too.
Of course, it’s also easy to do the reverse, using yo ...
Check out this awesome design, a DIY Polaroid Flower Vase for small plants and alike. (via greenmuze)
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