Would it be possible to turn a contact lens into a digital camera that transmits real-time?
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Micro electronics that you could see through. Nanobot technology. Using the contact lens as a focus lens. Tapping into the human body's natural electricity as a power source. Possible in a few years. \n\nIf the contact was a colored contact you couldn't see through, highly possible now.
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TIN FOIL!!\n\nSorry, couldn't resist. Seriously though, there isn't any direct way. The best thing you could do is probably some setup with a web cam.
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You could, but it would be huge overkill. The telescope's objective (lens or mirror) limits the resolution of the image in the focal plane. So you'd be using a microscope to examine (at huge magnification) that resolution-limited image. You'd see nothing but a lot of fuzz, even when in focus; and it would be dim fuzz at that, because you'd only be capturing a tiny fraction of the available light.\n\nI'd stick to standard eyepieces.
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Yes you can ,for sure. but make sure you have the right connection cable which should be combatible with your camera and your video card on your computer as follow:\n\n _ (DVcamcorder) ---to-- firewire cable --to-- fire wire videocard on your computer(IEEE 1394 card).\n\n                          OR\n_ (analoge camera  --to--  S-video cable  ---to--- Analog video card on your computer \n\n                         Then\nWhen you go on the internet you do your own camera setup (setting your camera preference on yahoo messenger ) the setting will ask you to choose your camera device , then you choose the video card device and make sure your camcorder is on.     And from here you go.
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Can't you send it as an attachment? (good luck)
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u can use both to accessorize. (contact lenses,hip digital cameras)\nthey can both be used to capture memories.\novertime a persons eyes can become worn out, a camera could break down and not provide clearity.
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use a photo transistor that is triggered by the light emitted from the LED to click some relays or something.
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Pentax has a digital camera called an Optio WPi, so this is where you might want to start looking.
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Something with lenses and light!
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yes, depends on the manufacturer. You can get weekly,by-weekly, monthly and yearly contact lenses. Refer to your optician.
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You can use a regular camera, but only if your microscope comes with a place to attach the regular camera. Basically all research quality microscopes do have a place where you can attach either a digital or a camera which uses film as long as it is a SLR camera and you can take the camera lens off (you basically attach the microscope instead of the lens in front of your camera). If you use a film camera, you may have to work out proper exposure times and be very careful with proper focusing. With a digital camera it is easier to check as you can look at the image you just took if it came out OK. Normally you can also attach digital cameras to a computer and see a large version of the image you took on the computer screen. \nYou won't get any good images holding a regular camera in front of an eyepiece like where you put your eye. For one thing it is difficult to hold the camera consitently in the correct place. Another is that light falling in from the side will be bad for the image quality. I think also the size of the image there may not be large enough to allow you to take an image of a high resolution.\nThere are also cameras you can buy which you can put onto your eyepiece instead of the ocular lens. They give decent images.
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Hello, you may be able to achieve this with software from  http://www.realtimesoft.com/ultramon/.
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see film scanners:\nhttp://www.bhphotovideo.com/bnh/controller/home?O=breadCrumb&A=search&Q=&ci=1151
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a lot of ways.\nbluetooth hubs.\ninfrared ports.\nmost camera phones have gprs capabilities which allows you to send datas from your phone to your PC. Try Sending it to your E-mail addressa nd just copy the image from the message
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Yes it can be done, acutally that is the basic working principal of a  LCD, but the clarity of the image is not so good
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It would be possible to make a "disposable" digital camera by making one that was exceedingly cheap and had write only (not rewrite) memory.\n\nI don't think such a camera exists because it's not really worth the effort.  It would be more expensive to make a camera that can only write over its memory once.  This would require making a disposable camera that is either expensive or can be reused.  These both defeat the purpose of a disposable camera.
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It is possible. However, you need to establish from the picture (I assume by picture you mean photo or a realistically painted picture) something of known length. \n\nFor example, if in the picture you can find a piece of paper money, and that you can compare the size to a same piece of paper money, then you can determine the scale of picture to real life. \n\nAlso, you have to make sure the object of interest in the picture is more or less at the same distance from the camera as the reference object.