- A
camera lucida is an
optical device used as a
drawing aid by
artists and microscopists. It
projects an
optical superimposition of the
subject being viewed...
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Camera Lucida:
Reflections on
Photography (French: La
Chambre claire,
pronounced [la ʃɑ̃bʁ klɛʁ]) is a
short book
published in 1980 by the
French literary...
- a
plate within a few minutes. A
camera lucida is an
optical device used as a
drawing aid by artists. The
camera lucida projects an
optical image of the...
- Body
camera Box
camera Bridge camera Camcorder Camera phone Camera lucida Camera obscura Closed-circuit
television camera (CCTV)
Compact camera Compact...
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Carnet Jove Jury Award. At the
Fantasia Film Festival, the film won the
Camera Lucida Award. "A
Ghost Story (12A)".
British Board of Film classification....
- the art
camera body.
Bonnington Pavilion – the
first Scottish camera obscura,
dating from 1708
Black mirror Clifton Observatory Camera lucida History...
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creating over 300 self-portraits. From 1999 to 2001
Hockney used a
camera lucida for his
research into art
history as well as his own work in the studio...
- compositions, and
specifically some
combination of
curved mirrors,
camera obscura, and
camera lucida. This
became known as the Hockney–Falco thesis,
named after...
- were
examined using his father's
microscope and then
drawn using the
camera lucida technique that his
father had
explained to him, or sketched. His father's...
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developed a way to
process platinum ore into
malleable ingots,
patented the
camera lucida, and made
contributions in
electricity and spectroscopy. He was born...
