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Camera Obscura

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The camera obscura (Latin: camera obscura, meaning “dark room”; also called camera obscura or camera obscura) is a device obtaining projected images using the principle of photography, used practically mainly for drawing and similar purposes. It is also important in the history of photography, and calling photographic devices “cameras” derives from the camera obscura. https://scrapbox.io/files/6631c12fa1fe800024f7e9b9.png #media

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