Review on πΈ Captivating Educational Photography with JZENT Dispersion Spectrum by Warren Hess
Fun toy/educational tool for adults but keep away from children
This is a 20mm (4/5 inch) cube so it's small. Be careful with this size: not for small children, danger of suffocation. But I really like the little things. I'm not sure if this is a really nice adult toy, a possible combination of color filter and mirror, or a color learning tool. First, it works as a combination prism in direct sunlight (not very well in low-intensity lighting). The color combinations are incredibly vibrant. I sat on the floor and turned the cube in the sun to see the colored patterns on the wall. I then tried lifting it up to look through the cube at the color filters/mirrors. This is funny! On a more practical side, it's not a camera filter or mirror. There are many that work better. So I'm not sure if this is a practical tool but more of a fun toy for adults or an educational tool. But this is NOT a toy for children.
- PORTABLE β β β β β This is a mini glass prism cube. It is only 0.78 inch and easy to carry, you can carry it in your pocket or backpack. Even on the desktop, it doesn't take up much space.
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