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Camera-Specific Properties: Image-Specific Properties: Image Orientation Top, Left-Hand Horizontal Resolution 72 dpi Vertical Resolution 72 dpi Color Space Information sRGB Image Width 1280 Image Height 960 Scene Capture Type Standard
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>>2757359
a prism or kaleidoscope
>>2757359
Kaleidoscope glas. How uncreative do you have to be for not coming up with that by yourself when looking at these pictures? Please kill yourself and don't post here anymore.
How do you do something like this?
>>2757365
prism held in front of lens
You can also achieve the same effect by filling a glass with water and dipping your lens in it and hold it up. Use a plastic bag to make it airtight and not to lose any water when lifting up your homemade prism horizontaly.
Your welcome.
>>2757365
time-travel to the 80s
>>2758158
Holy shit, it worked! I'm going to use this for my next studio project. Finally I can win the school photo contest!
Thanks dude!
>>2758158
Thanks anon!
