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Don't remove the lens holder unless you need to (in case you get it dirty), and likewise there is no point removing the microphone cover (held by three screws).īack of PS3 Eye PCB. Now just two screws must be removed to free the board, the most left and most right. In the end I used a hacksaw to free this - and once reassembled covered the slot with insulating tape. I decided for telescope use to remove the heavy flat foot - but the screw holding this on didn't unscrew. Once the back of the case is removed, the base is easily freed by removing another pair of screws.
PS3 Eye opened, showing easily broken catches (blue)Īnd one of the two difficult ones to open (yellow)
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This video from Peau Productions helped, but have a look at the full sized version of the images here to understand where the clips you are aiming for are.īack of PS3 Eye with screw covers removed.īack casing, highlighting three easy clips (blue), The main rectangular part of the casing is held by three clips (marked) which are quite easy, but there ball part is held by a pair of strong clips (also marked). Then the hard part - using a flat screwdriver or two, pop the seam all the way round. First, there are four screws on the back hidden behind glued on covers, which must be removed. With 1.25" telescope nose piece, with threaded IR filterĪctual test images pending - I need a clear night without other commitments. PS3 Eye webcam with standard lens removed and replaced
I was inspired to try out the PlayStation 3 Eye camera for astrophotogaphy after seeing this amazing Orion M42 nebula image taken using a PS3 webcam on a SkyWatcher 130P (an hours worth of 4s exposures and a lot of post processing). Here's another nice thread on using the PlayStation 3 Eye camera with a telescope. It's reported to use an OV7725 60fps 6um pixel VGA sensor and image processor from Omnivision.
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