🎨 Revolutionizing Art: The NeoLucida Camera Lucida for the Modern Era Review

The functional part of this mirrored triangular prism is 10 mm long, 5 mm wide and deep. Remember I paid $40 for this artist. Tool. It's fun to play with and can help get accurate proportions and perspective, but for most things I can do it faster by hand. Not sure what I would do to improve it, maybe a bigger prism would be good, maybe twice the current size. Even if you remove the prism, it will no longer be held in place. The prism is not held in place mechanically. I had to use Elmer's…

I would like to clarify something for those who gave 1 or 2 stars because of the NeoLecida lens and placement. The possibility of drawing an object is clearly indicated in the instructions that you receive when purchasing a product. I just bought mine and had to read the instructions and play around with it before I got the hang of it. For those who say you can't postpone it and start over; that is not right. I have children, so mine are often confronted and interrupted. B could move my paper…

This product deserves credit for finally bringing a modern and affordable version of the old Lucida camera to the general public. Long only available in expensive vintage form, this is the first mass-produced device of its kind in decades. However, manufacturers can overestimate user-friendliness; While it has a simple form, it's far from easy to set up efficiently, quite difficult to keep in place once it's created, and a steep learning curve to get beyond rudimentary results (in in many ways…