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HOME / PHOTOGRAPHY NEWS / “DOTLENS”
WILL TURN ANY SMARTPHONE INTO A
MICROSCOPE
“Dotlens” will Turn any
Smartphone into a Microscope
MAY 22, 2015 BY FRANCOIS MALAN — 2
COMMENTS
Macro photography opens up tiny worlds
that your eye could never see unaided.
Now, scientists at the University of
Houston have shown a way to make an 3-
cent disposable macro lens that turns your
smartphone into a moderately powerful
microscope. These researchers have
started a kickstarter project , and with
more than 2 weeks to go they have
already far exceeded their modest funding
goal of $5000 !
An impression of how a “dotlens” could
look when attached to a typical
smartphone camera’s lens
Purpose-built macro lenses like the Nikon
105mm f/2.8 and the Canon 100mm f/2.8
macro typically have 1:1 “reproduction
ratios“. This means that the image
projected onto the camera’s sensor is the
same size as the object itself. If you
photograph an ant, the ant’s image on the
camera sensor will be exactly ant-

Macro photographers tend to struggle
with two crucial variables when lighting
their subjects. First, high-magnification
macro photography usually involves
apertures between f/16 and f/32. To use
an aperture this small, you need a high-
powered flash — especially if you want to
use a diffuser. The second major issue is
that many macro photographers work with
just one on-camera flash, meaning that
the lighting can appear flat and dull, even
when diffused. So, when Venus Optics
announced their alien-looking KX800 dual
flash, I was excited to see that they had
put considerable effort into solving these
two major problems.

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