Now that’s an interesting thought, isn’t it, folks?  The thought that a digital camera / microscope could actually have a dermatological application?  Well, apparently, that’s exactly what the case is with the Dino Lite digital camera.

I’ve got a video below of someone walking us through it, but from the looks of things there are several models designed to serve in a skin care capacity.  In fact, each camera you’ll be introduced to in this video has a different application.  In fact, some cameras will actually allow you to see just underneath the skin’s surface to check for problems there.

Folks, I’m all in favor of any tool that can help the medical community do a better job of analyzing and diagnosing problems, and if cameras can help with that particular concept, then let the cameras roll.  It’s good to know what we often regard as a hobby can be used to save lives and help people.

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