Микрофото с объективом Nikon CFI E Plan 4х0.10, стэкинг, HDR

A colorful transistor... 1.5 cm left to right... difficult to sharpen the focus but... fun :-)

Tiny part of a circuit board from a DVD player

another possibility for the macromonday theme for this week is "inside electronics". this LED "bulb" is just under 3/8th inch and it helped the user to know that the device was on.

#macromondays #insideelectronics

"macro mondays" "inside electronics"

Inside Electronics

For Macro Mondays - Inside Electronics.

Part of the circuit board of an older clock radio.

Happy Macro Monday!

Thank you all for favs and comments! HMM!

Small portion of a CD/Dvd player circuit board taken in natural sunlight . #MacroMondays #InsideElectronics

We may be living in a world of

disposable electronics,

but working people

are not disposable commodities

(Sharan Burrow)

The heart of an old computer

Taken and uploaded for #MacroMondays #InsideElectronics

Macro: parallel printer adaptor or printer port (DB25 connector) as part of the motherboard < 3” x 3 “

Happy MM Everyone !

Panasonic Lumix DMC-FZ200

ƒ/2.8

4.5 mm

1/6 Sec

ISO 400

08.07.2018 / 16:32 (GMT +1)

Dedicated to C.F. (ILYWAMHASAM)

Canon EOS 6D - f/20 - 0.8sec - 100mm - ISO 200

- challenge Macro Mondays group, theme: Inside Electronics

Inside Electronics - Happy Macro Mondays

- alternative shoot -

Stack aus 40 Bildern.

This picture could be used for :

Plugs & Jacks

or

Inside electronics

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Obsolete electronics for Crazy Tuesday

Peter collected such things for many years from TV sets and the like, and used them to create models etc. This is actually part of a Spitfire he tried to recreate - I always look at it and wonder when he is going to finish it!!

I found an electronic board that was discarded at my office. I placed it on an acrylic plate and applied bright backlit. I saw it through the macro lense, the bottom of the board was reflected and it looked like a mirage! Macro shooting is really fun!!

As you know, the board is very small, and the size of this was 4cm actually.

Happy Macro Monday to all!!

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They don't work, nor can they be fixed... I don't know why they still have them...

Musical greeting card, with a nice football song for the Belgian Red Devils.

On the banks of the Grand Union

Macro Mondays ~Inside Electronics

HMM!!!!

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3 1/2 floppy disks

Macro Mondays - Inside Electronics

This circuit board belongs to an emergency light bulb.

Electromagnetic coils on an old graphics card.

From the basic electronic components I always found the coil the hardest to understand. In addition to the invisible current you suddenly also have this invisible magnetic force (flux). But it's a beautiful component making it a nice subject for this week's theme.

Thanks for all your comments and faves, they are really appreciated. Happy Macro Monday!

Macro Mondays 'inside electronics' theme.

I thought I would have to miss this week as I really didn't think I had anything interesting to fit the theme. I took this shot just after the theme was announced and almost discarded it, but this afternoon had another look and decided it was worth processing and submitting to the group, and at least I haven't missed a week.

This section of my old mobile measures approx 2.5 x 1.7 cm.

Macro Mondays theme 'Inside Electronics'.

Back lit.

If you have ever wondered, this is the inside of your home, blood pressure monitor. ❤✔.

And old computer from the inside. I used a lot of lights as you can see.

Basic electronic components attached to a discarded (USB) wired computer keyboard.

group: #MacroMondays theme: #InsideElectronics

group: #CanonDSLRUsersGroup

A Stylophone, a musical device that was popular in the late 60's and early 70's often as a Christmas present for children. It briefly found fame however when David Bowie used one in his "Space Oddity" recording.

Renton, WA

#macromondays# inside electronics

An STC radio. The first thing my Dad bought when he started work in 1943.