O OSMac macrumors 65816 Original poster May 20, 2011 #1 Found this showing the pixel patterns of some displays: It has the iPhone 4 but not the retina Touch, if you have a macro lens and tubes you should be able to get a similar magnification by cropping. Be interesting to see the results...
Found this showing the pixel patterns of some displays: It has the iPhone 4 but not the retina Touch, if you have a macro lens and tubes you should be able to get a similar magnification by cropping. Be interesting to see the results...
S SidBala macrumors 6502a May 21, 2011 #2 I don't know much about photography, but I think those were taken with a microscope.
C cassians macrumors newbie May 21, 2011 #3 Yep it is possible, you'd need something like a 200mm macro lens (i just tried it with 100mm macro), but those photos were either taken with a microscope or were just created digitaly on a computer.
Yep it is possible, you'd need something like a 200mm macro lens (i just tried it with 100mm macro), but those photos were either taken with a microscope or were just created digitaly on a computer.
O OSMac macrumors 65816 Original poster May 21, 2011 #4 If you use a macro lens with tube extensions and a 2x adapter should be suitable when cropped to pixel level. Or reverse mount a 50mm on a macro would work as well. Consider it a challenge 🙂
If you use a macro lens with tube extensions and a 2x adapter should be suitable when cropped to pixel level. Or reverse mount a 50mm on a macro would work as well. Consider it a challenge 🙂