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camera lucida: a standalone construct

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a prism-based drawing aid that lets the user see a scene and the drawing surface superimposed, so the outline can be traced.

In visual media history, camera lucida refers to a prism-based drawing aid that lets the user see a scene and the drawing surface superimposed, so the outline can be traced. This meaning comes from Hammond (1987) in The camera lucida in art and science.[1]

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  1. Hammond, J. H. (1987). The camera lucida in art and science. IOP. ISBN 9780852745274

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