Re: Painting With Camera Obscura Revisited

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Thank you, James. And here is a modern version of that clever device: NeoLucida


Stephen



The actual device is called a camera lucida not camera obscura.


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On Dec 2, 2013, at 4:02 PM, John Palcewski <palcewski@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:

Reverse-Engineering a Genius (Has a Vermeer Mystery Been Solved?)
David Hockney and others have speculated—controversially—that a camera obscura could have helped the Dutch painter Vermeer achieve his photo-realistic effects in the 1600s. But no one understood exactly how such a device might actually have been used to paint masterpieces. An inventor in Texas—the subject of a new documentary by the magicians Penn & Teller—may have solved the riddle.
Rest of Vanity Fair article here:



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