Lab+7+Microbes

1.) Turn Eyeclops on. (Button is located not on actual Eyeclops camera but on the extension bundle.) (Button is orange.)

2.) Press button A and use the arrows to scroll down to the take picture icon.
====3.) Focus the Eyeclops on a specific object. *Hint you might have to actually put the lense of the Eyeclops directly on top of whatever it is you are examining so that it is touching the object your are examining. Otherwise you will get a picture of just darkness. ====

4.) Once focused, hit the A button once again to take a picture.
====Once you have taken the necessary amount of photos, remove the USB insert located on the top of the Eyeclops, and plug it into your computer's USB outlet. ====

5.) The pictures should upload to your computer.
====6.) At least for me at least, I had to save the pictures individually to my documents in order to actually be able to upload them into my wiki. ==== [] ====This Eyeclops is basically the same one we used in lab, just in a lime green color. I enjoyed using the eyeclops, because I was able to see and appreciate the small complexities of things I take for granted everyday, such as my hair or skin, or sand, etc.==== Here's a picture I found of an Eyeclops that looks a little bit more like the ones we used in class. [] It says for this Eyeclops, it can magnify an object up to 200x and has won many awards.

EXERCISE 2 & 3: LOOKING AT WEE THINGS Letter E My light blue scarf Sand we used in class



[] The sand we used in class was according to the website below from igneous rock, and was a granite. The website also said that granite sand is mainly found in Montara, California. []

My skin on the back on my hand My blue and white rubber boot My hair

EXERCISE 4: LIFE IN A POND (and elsewhere) For this exercise, I used the eye dropper to deposit a drop of algae water on to the slide, and used the Eyeclops to see the algae.  Algae

For this particular picture, I put a drop of iodine on a slide, I took a tooth pick and brushed the inside of my mouth with it and deposited the saliva from the tooth pick on the slide, then was able to look under the Eyeclops and see my saliva. The iodine allowed me to see the cells from my cheek clearer.  Saliva