Going electronic
Apr 03, 2018 • 7:04 AM UTC
Unknown Location
140x Magnification
Plants
Ronak Hati
Learn about the author...
31posts
53comments
1locations
Observing this wasn’t planned exactly before, though boredom got the best out of me. Studying for exams were a bit tedious thing… hence this is what I did. Armed with a foldscope, all I could see was my target which was the computer screen, which had all ebooks in it which I was reading at that time.
I took the foldscope and pressed the lens hard against the screen. And indeed it looked nice. Many people do not know this but all colours we see on screen are obtained only from three colours. Namely – red, blue and green.
I took the foldscope and pressed the lens hard against the screen. And indeed it looked nice. Many people do not know this but all colours we see on screen are obtained only from three colours. Namely – red, blue and green.
The RGB color model is an additive color model in which red, green and blue light are added together in various ways to reproduce a broad array of colors. The principle of RGB lies in a phenomenon – trichromatism. Trichromacy or trichromatism is the possession of three independent channels for conveying color information, derived from three different cone cells in the eye.
Down here is a video of blinking cursor on a Word document.
Down here is a video of blinking cursor on a Word document.
Ronak Hati,
UG student, Ramnarain Ruia Autonomous College.
UG student, Ramnarain Ruia Autonomous College.
Sign in to commentNobody has commented yet... Share your thoughts with the author and start the discussion!
More Posts from Ronak Hati
Insight into Parasites – A ‘101’ on Viruses
0 Applause
0 Comments
YOU’VE GOT SNAIL!!
0 Applause 0 Comments
A Celebration of Colors
0 Applause 0 Comments
Why do snails foam?
0 Applause 0 Comments
You clot me!
0 Applause 0 CommentsTetralogy of Flowerot…
0 Applause 0 Comments
Bloodletting for curiosity…
0 Applause 0 Comments
From combing your hair to foldscoping…
0 Applause 0 Comments
Eklavya ScienceCon
0 Applause 0 Comments
Brown alga, fungus or a ‘brown’ cyanobacteria?
0 Applause 0 Comments
A suggestion : To use dyes that rotate the plane of polarised light
0 Applause 0 Comments
Are these Spirogyra and Rotifer?
0 Applause 0 Comments
Forewings of a rice weevil
0 Applause 0 Comments
A simple way to observe ‘invisible’ structures!
0 Applause 0 Comments
Observing the origin of hair via epiillumination
0 Applause 0 Comments
The Salty Microcosmos – 2
0 Applause 0 Comments
The Salty Microcosmos – 1
0 Applause 0 Comments
Stomates!
0 Applause 0 Comments
Fern gametophytes?
0 Applause 0 Comments
We have hair, they have things bizarre…
0 Applause 0 Comments