Yashica's DIY colonoscopy camera...
Oct 18, 2022 14:26:58 GMT
on Oct 18, 2022 14:26:58 GMT
Posted: Oct 18, 2022 14:26:58 GMT
I'm not quite sure where this should reside on the Forum as it's technically a camera but putting it into any of the camera threads seems wholly inappropriate. So, Accessories it is...
Here we have the Yashica SNC10 LED camera.
Yashica SNC10 endoscope
Well, it's an endoscope of sorts.
It arrived in its carry-case with a set of Japanese instructions; thankfully it's pretty intuitive to use. It offers 6 stages of light intensity, image rotation (very handy when you get into those tight, hidden corners), and is guaranteed to IP67 water resistance standards.
The image quality of the 2.36" (6cm) LCD screen is fine though a very bright light shining up on it renders it nearly invisible. That's not usually an issue in the typical garage/workshop environment - indeed, the only bright (and spotless) such place I ever encountered was the then McLaren Mercedes F1 facility in Woking, England. My usual motorcycle workshop hardly ran to a series of 60W bulbs...
Anyway, digressions aside, this does what you would expect of it - that's about it. It only cost me £12 and I'm fine with that.
Here we have the Yashica SNC10 LED camera.
Yashica SNC10 endoscope
Well, it's an endoscope of sorts.
It arrived in its carry-case with a set of Japanese instructions; thankfully it's pretty intuitive to use. It offers 6 stages of light intensity, image rotation (very handy when you get into those tight, hidden corners), and is guaranteed to IP67 water resistance standards.
The image quality of the 2.36" (6cm) LCD screen is fine though a very bright light shining up on it renders it nearly invisible. That's not usually an issue in the typical garage/workshop environment - indeed, the only bright (and spotless) such place I ever encountered was the then McLaren Mercedes F1 facility in Woking, England. My usual motorcycle workshop hardly ran to a series of 60W bulbs...
Anyway, digressions aside, this does what you would expect of it - that's about it. It only cost me £12 and I'm fine with that.
