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Camera Obscura

I really did a cool pinhole camera obscura from a shoe box I used a black shoe box. I started off by attaching a white wax paper inside one side of the shoe box. Then created a small pinhole on the opposite side.

Just below that, I created a small hole that would admit the size of my cellphone camera. I then went to a very dark room and turned on a small side table lamp. I directed the light through the pinhole which created an inverted image of the lamp on the white screen that I created inside the shoe box.

I took a few shots with my cellphone camera and WOW it was beautiful.


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