Daily DIY

Next month’s Tokyo Game Show (you know, the video game expo that wasn’t killed) will see the official introduction of a camera and GPS module for the Sony PSP. Also making an appearance will be the navigation software used by the GPS receiver, but then again, you probably could have guessed that. No pictures (or, what’s that called…oh! concrete information) have been released just yet, but when the show kicks off on September 22, expect Sony to pull out all the stops in an effort to revive its floundering handheld. – Nicholas Deleon

Sony PSP getting Camera and GPS module next month [New Launches]

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A great project via makezine to make a 35mm Minolta camera digital using a webcam:
“I started out with a Minolta from 94′ or so that had a busted something or other. I also had a QuickCam express usb camera that would give us our ccd. After dissembling the quickcam with one screw […]

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Instructables has another great guide. This time a HOWTO for a DIY 3D Anaglyph attachment:
“This device lets you take 3D anaglyph photos and movies with an ordinary camera. The parts cost about . It’s pretty simple to build and you don’t need any special softare or camera equipment. Please […]

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Popular Science’s How2.0 brings us the DIY Photo Frame:
“Turn an old laptop into a digital frame that automatically displays new shots from your Flickr account—then give it to your mother.
My mom loves seeing my digital photos, whether they’re of far-off places or my latest culinary creations, so I’ve long thought about […]

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Pretty crazy looking. The device thing is used for taking multispectrial pictures of skin to help detect melanoma.
Via Hack A Day:
“[MM] has built a simple lighting adapter for analyzing skin lesions. Different layers of the skin absorb different parts of the light spectrum. By shining those particular wave lengths on the […]