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May 28, 2011 246 notes

Maybe it’s like this: www.neublack.com/art-design/adobe-multi-lense-camera/

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16. backbeforetheworldwentwrong said: Theory, During the 1950’s we needed a way to photograph nuclear explosions, they did this using two rotating polarizing filters to allow for a minuscule exposures. This looks like it may work similarly, although allowing for sequential exposures.
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38. adrienehughes said: Well it looks like a controllable prism for multi-image shots. Each prism has a wheel to rotate it. This would be used in front of a regular lens. Odd device for odd photos.
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43. voxsanguinis said: Maybe it works as if it was tge eye of a fly?
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