Pocket Pc x-ray

[geotzo]

Thanks to my friend, a doctor in the local hospital, who operated the x-ray machine and some simple photoshop/photography work later. The project was my client's idea. Mind you the phone did not work afterwords  

[kikashi]

Thanks to my friend, a doctor in the local hospital, who operated the x-ray machine and some simple photoshop/photography work later. The project was my client's idea. Mind you the phone did not work afterwords 
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Amusing image. I'm amazed at how radio-opaque the "Pocket PC" legend is. Or did you add that in post?

Jeremy

[dalethorn]

Amusing image. I'm amazed at how radio-opaque the "Pocket PC" legend is. Or did you add that in post?
Jeremy
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In one of the early computer tomography projects circa 1984, we were able to turn the knob and zoom right through button batteries and circuit boards of an HP-12C calculator.  I seem to remember that the cameras actually composed the view from various angles, making it look like a straight-through zoom.

[geotzo]

I have no idea why it happened but I very sure it had to do with the x-ray power. The first few we tried where not bright enough so the man said he'd increase power  Then it when dead...

[kal]

I have no idea why it happened but I very sure it had to do with the x-ray power. The first few we tried where not bright enough so the man said he'd increase power  Then it when dead...
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Do you remember the good old time when people had to expose EPROMs to UV light in order to erase content? X-rays have probably done just the same, destroying the firmware.