The
camera obscura is a simple little invention that paved the way for modern photography. Functioning much in the same way as the human eye, it consists of a tiny hole through which light passes, casting an upside-down image on the opposite wall.
Staffers at
National Geographic decided to make a room-sized camera obscura. The result was rather amazing:
You can view a video of the project
here.
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