Thank you for justifying my purchase of a $500 Laowa camera lens I just made 15 minutes ago. Right now I'm using a 1970's Vivitar Macro attached to my Sony A7s. To be fair, the arraignment of RGBs and then an aperture (the top of the spring clips) does kinda fuck with your eyes in real life too, but in more of a "bands of rainbowy stuff" kind of way. They're still much more readable/sharp in person. What's funny is putting parchment in front makes it look just like an old Sony Trinitron CRT, because the red green and blue LEDs aren't in the exact same spot, so it splits it into vertical slits of each color. I'm dreading having to break the news to Elecrow that they're gonna need to have to rough up the LEDs with sandpaper like they did with my early V1 prototypes, but I guess now I have to.

Thanks! I probably won't make a larger one anytime soon, the cost basically quadruples for a full size breadboard. BUT... this version has a row of daisy chaining pads on both sides so you can stick them side-by-side and route 8 signals (+ power and SPI so they can talk to one another) between boards connected this way. So you can just plug in the rightmost one and treat it like one big Jumperless.

Is it cheating if I do it myself? I think I'll give people a 3 month head start after it launches.