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KALEIDOSCOPE xx OPTICS Decorative wooden kaleidoscope involves coopering, turning and glasscutting techniques. PVC kaleidoscope with a wooden stand. Est. cost: $15. Make a kaleidoscope from a cardboard tube, three mirrors, and miscellaneous paper, tape, etc. Small lathe-turned kaleidoscope (2.5" long) uses a prismatic lens. Kaleidoscope consists of three mirrors encased in a triangular-shaped wooden box. Look through a large, colorful, rotating marble to achieve the kaleidoscope effect. Sweetheart kaleidoscope. Insert for a clear acrylic kaleidoscope is cross-stitched with hearts and LOVE. Heart-shaped candy is used to fill the end compartment. Tips on photographing kaleidoscope patterns. Stained glass kaleidoscope is made from a piece of pipe, three sections of mirror and two stained glass wheels. Pocket-size kaleidoscope is made of wood and mirrors. Making a three-mirror kaleidoscope from turned wood. Also includes information on earning a living by making and selling a unique craft item. Sound-activated kaleidoscope. Generate eye-catching patterns that change in cadence with an audio signal. A do-it-yourself kaleidoscope. Tie-dye butterflies. Tutorial on using Live Picture software to create a kaleidoscope image with a butterfly theme. Kaleidoscope with a kick. Tutorial explores transform and layering options available in Photoshop and how to create kaleidoscope patterns from a simple image. The fantasy box. Build your own anamorphic kaleidoscope. Use it to project colored light and images onto rear-projection material that you re-photograph to get desired combined images. Pinwheel. Make this clever device and turn everyday objects into striking kaleidoscopic photos. Shop built kaleidoscope uses two stained glass color wheels. How to construct a projection kaleidoscope in which symmetrical patterns in color change form in synchrony with the tempo of music. A look at some classic visual diversions that were popular in the 19th century (moire effects, the kaleidoscope and the stereoscope). Includes information on duplicating moire pattern systems, how to make a kaleidoscope and how to make your own stereoscope and stereo cards from old Polaroid snapshots. The amateur scientist. Kaleidoscope variations. Modern designs incorporate more mirrors, coiled mirrors, focusing lenses, polarizing filters, color wheels, flashing diodes, etc. A look at the state of the art in kaleidoscope design. How to make a kaleidoscope. Turned teleidoscope. Use this combination kaleidoscope and telescope to produce multiple images of the world around you. The barrel is turned from decorative wood. Lathe-turned wooden kaleidoscope uses both mirrors and a wand filled with oil and colored chips to generate the patterns. Decorative and functional kaleidoscope is made of laminated wood in an hexagon shape. How to make a kaleidoscope and flow scope from a kit. How to make a fly-eye kaleidoscope. The outer tube is lathe turned from attractive wood. Two kaleidoscope projects featuring turned wooden bodies. (1) Revolving design does not require shaking to change the patterns. (2) Musical kaleidoscope where the design changes are produced by the rotation of the music box. Kaleidoscope bounces a fisheye image off triangularly opposed mirrors, creating a multifaceted display without relying on any moving parts. Tube is constructed from hardwood. | |||||||||
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