I am a middle school teacher. Next week I'm gonna talk about photography in class and this excellent video is just what I'm looking for . Thank u for making this! I'm about to share your video with my students. 👍

WOOOOAAAAHHHHH, this is insane. I was struggling to grasp the concept just by reading about it, but this helped so much. Completely changed my perspective on image. Thank you so much for making this !

Best quarantine project. Thanks for the detailed explanation.

@JewelRiders

3 жыл бұрын

Did you end up doing it? How did it go?

@pokiro1698

3 жыл бұрын

UPDATE US

@coyotekid1389

3 жыл бұрын

Bruh I’m watching this in class

Neighbours watching you put bags on the windows like you're about to kill somebody

@kuolettavaVids

3 ай бұрын

Or just a shift worker, although most just use blackout curtains.

whhhhhhhhhhhhhhoooooooowww!!!!!! I can't believe it, I thought I will see small shadows at best!! this is unbelievable! you get a full picture with colours!! going to be trying it just so I can see it with my own eyes! THANK YOU!

wait for it... this video is gonna blow up after the new Daily Dose of Internet video just went up

@dchhabz17

3 жыл бұрын

ikrrr

@Roguedispatcher

3 жыл бұрын

I just came from over there. Didn’t even finish the video I was so fascinated

@dchhabz17

3 жыл бұрын

@@Roguedispatcher ikr

@xjmax269

3 жыл бұрын

@@Roguedispatcher same lmao... i was like "i feel as if a bunch of other people are going to do the same as me", so i took advantage by commenting that before everyone else does

@wxlrider

3 жыл бұрын

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Damn, this is probably the best and most immersive demonstration of a camera obscura I've ever seen, granted I've only seen three but still!

The fact that his cat is on the bed thats just so cute

@hilman94

2 жыл бұрын

yepp... he's the star of the show :D

my window accidentally created a camera obscura, but the sun was on the side of the window so all i could see was the sun and clouds passing by, it was beautiful tho

@suedawalker8934

3 жыл бұрын

omg

@FindMeInsanity

3 жыл бұрын

Sounds dope! mind posting it somewhere and sharing the link with us??

@aldanatpwk9358

3 жыл бұрын

@@FindMeInsanity I'll have to check if i still got the videos, but i have to say it wasn't as cool as it sounds, you couldn't see color like the blue from the sky, all you could see was a circle of light (the sun) and some clouds passing over the sun and by the sides, I'll let you know if i find the video

@aldanatpwk9358

3 жыл бұрын

so i did some research and actually my window created a pinhole camera, which is kinda like a camera obscura but like reverse i guess, they're mainly used for watching solar eclipses so there's a lot of videos on how to make one! i found the results of this video kzread.info/dash/bejne/ooie3LWsm5eyp5s.html the more similar to what i experienced in my room, but if you still want to watch what i recorded then i can upload it to youtube if you'd like

@hrperformance

2 жыл бұрын

@@aldanatpwk9358 awesome! Thank you!

Haha, one day I was taking a nap on my room and I saw that my windows were making a reflection of the cars outside of my home. It was cool.

World is Magic! And smart people are Magicians! 😍😍😍 From art to Engineering🌻 thank you so much for taking my simple mind closer to understanding this magic

This is the best explanation I found! This kind of remind me of Sheldon Cooper's fun with flags though😀

Good video. Nice job, Nick!

sunny day? I live in England.

Stunning!

That was AWESOME! i LOVE that and appreciate that! i used that to show my 5 year old curious guy about the origin of the camera basically

A lense that would turn the image upside down would be fun.

@ThinkerTinker74

Жыл бұрын

Would it work to use a mirror above your eyes to look through at the image in front of you?

I needed this for my assignment I was sick so my professor couldn’t tell me how and he wasn’t available for Zoom so this helped a lot!

When I was kid, I made my bathroom into a camera obscura. I used tape and aluminum wrap. Made a hole with a needle.

this was amazing

Great video!

1:37 North-facing window for northern hemisphere and south-facing window for southern hemisphere.

Thank you very much

Amazing I really wanna do it 😍

Very cool!

Waiting for this to blow up

Thats rocks!

Awesome & Thanks :)

ahh its so cool I wanna try it when I have my own room

Brilliant

Superb...Thankyou for Sharing, answers so many Questions about Our Hidden and Distorted History...Much Love and Peace My Friend...🤜🏼❤🤛🏿

Instructions are unclear, accidentially open a meth lab

amazing

4:20 video length posted on April 20th. Nice

@annachovanova2993

3 жыл бұрын

Nice

@dominusanuli3595

2 жыл бұрын

Nice

@peaceandlove22999

2 жыл бұрын

nice

@diwrnod

2 жыл бұрын

nice

thats pretty cool

This happens in my room every day at a certain time.

okay gonna try

Ibn al-Haytham who first discoverd it as they say.. Very helpful video

super it gives a theatre exp

No, it doesn't sound boring..

Ahhhhh now I see how to create this from DailyDoseofInternets video, nice man

I've noticed that just a roller shade cracked open a bit will be you an upside down image on the wall.

Trippy

I did it it is up right now but it is super dark I’m not sure what I can do do I make a bigger hole in the trash bag?

Does anyone know if this would work if you made a light tight box inside inside of a room lit with like regular lighting? For example does the image need to come from a very sunny day or would indoor lighting work to create an image inside the box inside the indoor room

me living in equator: guess i need to move my window to the ceiling

@diwrnod

2 жыл бұрын

He said to pick a north-facing window, so the sun is on the opposite side of the house as much as possible. The sun should be shining directly on what you are trying to capture through the camera obscura, but not into the room itself. Being on the equator would actually make this a lot easier, because you could use a south-facing window as well.

@mbrp5107

2 жыл бұрын

@@diwrnod if you live in the equator, the sun is directly above your head, so if you want to get as much as sun light, the best way is to get a window on the rooftop lol maybe i confused the word 'ceiling' with 'rooftop'

What lense did you got please can you share!!!

There used to be a hole in my window that projects things inverted inside

Your voice almost sounds like Napoleon Dynamite in the beginning

Hello, everyone. This is your daily douse of *quarantine* .

@burtgundy796

3 жыл бұрын

dose btw

It possible to flip the image upright by putting a lense in front of the focus point?

@ChrisPBacon1434

2 жыл бұрын

Idk but you can just flip the world outside upside down and ot should appear upright

@jimthebossdubs2398

Ай бұрын

No, lenses still see "upside down." The only reason we see images the way our eyes see them is because on something like an SLR, there's a mirror or prism showing us such through a viewfinder. On digital cameras, the firmware is programmed to show it on the back screen.

Instructions are unclear. I sealed all the openings in my bedroom including the ventilation and accidentally suffocated to death

@franzliszt8957

3 жыл бұрын

Well, apparently you came back to life so that's fine.

@coyotekid1389

3 жыл бұрын

ye at least ur ok

@Insert639

3 жыл бұрын

paramedics 1, 2 and 3 arrive on scene paramedic 1 approaches victim **checks pulse** **looks up** **shakes head😞**

Anyone else here from tiktok lol

@vaniabaltazar4719

3 жыл бұрын

Bri • me lol

@karlaf0723

3 жыл бұрын

Me

@josephmodesitt

3 жыл бұрын

Sup

@janitaf1351

3 жыл бұрын

Same

@matilda1744

3 жыл бұрын

Lmao, caught red handed

Here before daily dose

Awesome! Still confused why does it project upside down. What reverts it?

@TONE11111

4 ай бұрын

light travels in beams/straight lines, so the light from the foot of a tree goes upward, from the treetop, down to bottom of the image, creating the inverted picture.

Is there a way to turn the image back right side up like our brain does?

how does the image have the window lines?

@diwrnod

2 жыл бұрын

Because he has a sash window and the light is blocked by the rail of the sash before it passes through the aperture.

Towel under the door for camera obscure. Surrrrreee

I tried but I don’t know why is not working maybe it is the lense that is not strong enough

How to reverse the image?

@dominusanuli3595

2 жыл бұрын

You can either get a lens that flips it or you can look upside down. Other than that it'll stay the same. Beautiful af tho.

daily dose of internet lol

Tried to make this in my room, it kinda worked, but it's all just black lol, no color at all

Could you do this with tinfoil? I've thought about doing this for sooo long

@GeorgeEastmanMuseum

3 жыл бұрын

Yes! Tinfoil would work as well.

I accidentally discovered the camera obscura at very young age in early 70s I was little scientist when I was 6 to 14 years old.

@timothymatthews6458

6 ай бұрын

your old lol

@AbdiPianoChannel

6 ай бұрын

@@timothymatthews6458 I am old. I will be 54 in few months.

And then?

Good demonstration of the amazing discovery of an Iraqi astronomer, Ḥasan Ibn al-Haytham, 1000 years ago!

Ibn Al-Haytham had discovered that.

Here from Daily dose of internet

theory created by Ibn Al_Haythan

Here from daily fose of internet

I don't need dis I just need a blanket

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This is the technique that was used in order to create the shroud of Turin. It was a cleverly made photograph made during the renaissance as follows: the shroud was covered with a light sensitive chemical made of silver and it was placed within a camera oscura. The subject on the image of the shroud was standing outside the wall. The shroud was then exposed twice to light, one for the body and another one for the face. In that way, the face will be proportional and not elongated due to the large focal point which caused a significant curvature on the longitudinal extremes of the image. However, such distortion did affect the overall image and can be noticed on the feet of the subject, as the feet are not proportional but elongated due to this field curvature. Overall, the shroud of Turin is the oldest photograph in the world and should be displayed in a science museum.

Who came here from the new Daily Dose of Internet video?

Poor cat

People who came from the daily dose of internet

@xjmax269

3 жыл бұрын

sorry bud, I was here before you

You can see so much outside, but no inside gets outside...

Who else came here from the movie wonder?

Hello, we are trying to make a xamara obscura for an art exhibit. Can we contact someone for questions?

Rubs hands like birdman

Nice video, but the basis of this pinhole experiment was first accredited many centuries earlier to the Iraqi scientist Ibn al-Haytham, known as Alhazen in the West, who was born in the 10th century and now considered to be the “Father of Modern Optics”.

@mjmajin

3 жыл бұрын

men so gay calling everyone the "father of [...]"

@zurienda1

3 жыл бұрын

kzread.info/dash/bejne/haGJxbytgLSshLw.html You're right.

science 10? uo d ka nagiisa

What. The. Fuck. It's to early for this shit

Camera obscura is Ibn Al-Haytham! Not French.

@anonymous2238

Жыл бұрын

Ancient Chinese and Aristotle discovered this before BC.

i just did this and it turned out horrible 😂

@user-jv2lg5ti7n @CYRiPKK1 Yup, optics and wavelength-physics. Add two magnifying glasses with a regular sheet of paper and you have a telescope to peep on your neighbors without them noticing an actual telescope in your window. Isn't that a freaky thought!?... anyway, instead of covering the window and using a white bedsheet, set one magnifying glass on a table facing the window, stand a sheet of (white) paper behind the magnifying glass, you might notice 'something' on the paper when it's not too far, nor too close to the magnifying glass. Now, use your other magnifying glass to "adjust the focus" on your sheet of paper. The darker the room, the brighter the image. To improve the visibility of the image, you can cover the home-made telescope with a thick dark as possible (light-blocking) linen/clothing such as a blanket or your coat/jacket and look at the image by putting your head under the linen/clothing. You adjust the focus by adjusting the position of the paper and magnifying glass. This set-up makes it a bit difficult to see the moon and stars straight up, but you can see daylight images of whatever is outside the window. If the window image is too small on the paper, move the whole table closer to the window. When you have your clearest image, note the distance between the paper and magnifying glasses and then set-up a styrofoam to hold your apparatus up and enjoy hands free. Painting the styrofoam matte black will help with image clarity. The less light pollution, the clearer the image. Just like a real telescope. Bring the whole telescope closer to the window and you can cover the window, around the telescope's range of view, to reduce ambiant light inside even more. If the room is completely dark (hardly possible), you don't even need to cover the images. I've done this in college physics class on a bright sunny day, sun overhead and slightly behind, and windows were completely uncovered. No funds for blinds lol. It still worked. Point the camera north in the northern hemisphere and south if you're in the southern hemisphere. Putting a question out. Would this trick work in outerspace?