In this episode, we explore the basics of how a camera works by looking at the Camera Obscura – a model dating back to the 4th Century in Greece.
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The Art of Photography :: The Camera Obscura
28 responses to “The Art of Photography :: The Camera Obscura”
2019 dang
the captions areweird
lancau aaa tak paham ponnn
Thank you!
wow, uploaded in '08
Who is the inventor ???? Ibn Al Haytham an Arabic scientist from Iraq, 1000 years ago. Credit is a must for this inventors my friend
A mirror is not an optical illusion because there is no intent to make you think that there is a world in there.
who is here in 2018?
well said thanks for the simple and clear instruction
potato cam
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wow a 2008 video
stop talking so fast.
I have to do a speech on this in debate class in seventh grade. Wish me luck
"Camera Obscura" was a short story by Basil Copper. It was part of several short stories compiled in one book and presented by Alfred Hitchcock–"Stories That Scared Even Me." I read this story long ago as a kid and it was quite scary, about a doomed and damned soul. Be Warned! Be Careful, when using this device! Are you a good guy? For YOU could be trapped for all eternity inside the Box of the Damned!
Dec 2008 omg! I didn't even have a computer back then, and I had my mother's Kodak film camera.
The consistency in quality is unbelievable.
the intro music is what Liza Koshi uses
Great video!
Great video!
Dude, dont waste time with the obscura, go make a career in a radio! 🙂 Haha, but seriously, you have got a great "radio" voice. You definitely could be making some voice overs i think.
Helpfull video! Thanks
Awesome video, you make my day.
Keep creating vid, need more like you.
Also don't forget the Egyptians when they images of the pyramid upside down from holes in the pyramid or something of that nature
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Thanks. Now I can make this camera.
cool
the Camera Obscura was made by ebn elhassam befor 1000 year a Muslim scientist born in Iraq and he made the Camera Obscura in Egypt
Whoa! Great explanation and sweet illustrative example. Thanks for the upload. I'm just getting into photography right now and the history/science of this is fascinating.