Somebody even did a kickstarter for a device that allows you to get a sense of the methods used by renaissance artists https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/pgarcia/neolucida-xl …pic.twitter.com/v5COnv8k7o
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Lol... Great
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Ibn al-Haytham(965–1040AD)an Arab physicist also known as Alhazen, wrote very influential essays on the camera obscura, including experiments with light through a small opening in a darkened room. The invention of the camera has been traced back to the work of Ibn al-Haytham Wiki
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It’s called “Qumrah”. An experiment made by Ibn AL-Haytham in the 11th century. The word (Camera) came from qumrah.
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All a bit obscura.
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Before European Renaissance, the amazing
#VirupakshaTemple had such a pinhole camera.#भारत_माता_की_जय@LostTemple7@ReclaimTemples@SaveTemplesBH@TIinExile@kaushalkm1976@kishor_nitish@LokeshKMishra1@ShivKishorMish6@Mhshkshrpic.twitter.com/w0ipFdfS2k
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Vermeer is one of them perhaps....movie 'Tim's Vermeer' explains
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Using light to focus the mind. Pure genious
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Similar process was used by Paolo Vincenzo (1636-1714) who used a pinhole to spy on his wife’s many romantic liaisons in their garden. But he misunderstood the image reversal on the parlor wall and pouted, “Non mi sta mai addosso!”
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it would have if he would have used more spit
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