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Can you really see light diffraction when looking through your fingers at a light? |
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| Aug11-12, 06:14 AM | #35 |
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Can you really see light diffraction when looking through your fingers at a light?
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| Aug13-12, 08:01 AM | #36 |
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I took a few pictures too before I saw it was already done. Anyway, the more the better I guess =).
Found it works really well by looking between two credit cards or similar. For my picture I had a piece of paper pressed between the cards to force a very thin opening. It looked *much* better in the preview image, then the camera decreased the exposure a lot when taking the actual picture, so most of the pattern disappeared. You can still see it though. |
| Aug13-12, 08:13 AM | #37 |
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