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It could be a matter of depth of field and viewing angle. I build tiny things - boards with parts down to 0406 and also 3D assemblies of small parts. I use
by gxx 8y ago
It could be a matter of depth of field and viewing angle. I build tiny things - boards with parts down to 0406
and also 3D assemblies of small parts. I use a long range digital magnifier for PCBs but it's necessary to use a head mounted loupe for 3D assembly due to depth of field and the need to view from different directions.
- allannienhuis 8y agoI would have thought they'd address that by having a movable stand/holder for the part - so they could easily spin/tip it around while keeping it in the optimum place for viewing (rather than moving your head/eye around to look at the right place). Of course I know nothing about any of this, but it seems like it would be easier for the user. Maybe I'm missing something about the hands not being available for that movement (pedals then?). Just interesting to think about.
- luma 8y agoThe digital magnifier is the problem here. Try a decent stereo vision optical scope some time, it's crazy handy for PCB work.