Build your own iSight mount for Apple Studio Displays.

[MacBytes]

Link: Build your own iSight mount for Apple Studio Displays. (http://www.macminute.com/2003/07/08/isightmount)

[Wardofsky]

That's interesting, how are the current iSights attached?
(I haven't got one)

[britboy]

From what i can see, the iSight just kind of rests on top of the screen. If you look at the iSight page (http://www.apple.com/isight/) you can see a couple of images, showing how it works.

I like this alternative way though. It's not quite as pretty, but seems a lot more secure than simply relying on gravity. Nice idea, and very cheap.

[Mr. Anderson]

Interesting, but not exactly elegant. I'm hoping that when they come out with the new LCD displays that there will be a mount that comes with them.

I'm looking forward to getting an iSight when I get my new computer.

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[Wardofsky]

I wouldn't mind a tripod for iSight, maybe to be hopeful you could motorize it :D

Perhaps create the ultimate webcam...

[britboy]

Originally posted by Wardofsky
I wouldn't mind a tripod for iSight, maybe to be hopeful you could motorize it :D

Perhaps create the ultimate webcam...


And then develop some software to allow it to be remotely controlled.....

Can you just imagine the possibilities? :D

[Mr. Anderson]

Originally posted by britboy
And then develop some software to allow it to be remotely controlled.....

Can you just imagine the possibilities? :D

If Lego would just get their friggin act together with a commercial port of their robotic software you could make one easily. That would be so cool!

iChat SpyCam! :D

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[AppleMatt]

Nice idea, but if you get the iMac iSight mount included with it, turn it the other way around...voila, you have a mount for your Studio Display.

AppleMatt

[King Cobra]

I bet you someone already has a working "iSpy" of some sort using the iSight. What hackers do in their free time sometimes blows me away.

Is anyone working on an iPolaroid? :D