Question

Why did artists use pinhole cameras during the Renaissance? ( i would really appreciate it if someone could help me with this question.)

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it is really hard to figure out right?

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I would love to help you but I really have to go. If you still need help when I get back, then Ill do some research.

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ok

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dont see the file

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here is one of the pictures i drew

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and if you drew the bmw it's really nice

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what is a bmw

Answer 8

this dragons name is rockey.

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got your ic mixed up but i do like that one

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thanks :D

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im here

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ok good this dragon's name is called flame

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when i load my pictures the loading to get them poasted takes a little wile.

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here is my cat this is not a drawing.

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i had a tiger stuffed animal and my dad took it away when i was young and never gave it back when he was suppose to. :( i miss my tiger.

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how old are you

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and i never saw it again

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hey savanna

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13

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Hey :)

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did you guys know that the Pokemon charizard when it mega evolves into its y form and when it uses its attack it does 50 damage to its self. weird right.

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@savanahdawson come back

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Im here!! lol sorry

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that is ok how did you guys get out did it have to do with me reloading the page

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i went over to music real quick

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I had to reload my page and get kicked out.

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adam ses lol In the Renaissance and later centuries the pinhole was mainly used for scientific purposes in astronomy and, fitted with a lens thats my ancer lol ;)

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oh ok

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hey savvana randol is the one over here

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in the music chat every body is typing crazy fast check it out

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What are you talking about crazy? @randolal

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they were typing crazy fast but i made them slow down

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im the other guy on the account adams talking to other people

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@savanahdawson

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ok

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A pinhole camera is one of the simplest ways to get involved with and enjoy photography. The pinhole camera, or camera obscura, has existed for more than five hundred years and may even have a truly ancient pedigree. Unlike modern cameras, it does not require film or lenses -- in fact, even an amateur photographer can construct one at home using common household materials. Pinhole cameras are also a great way to introduce young children to the joy of photography and the basics of optics.

Pinhole photography has existed since long before the invention of the modern camera. One of the first surviving references to the fundamentals of pinhole photography comes to us from the canon of Greek philosophy, in Plato's Allegory of the Cave. It is believed that some Renaissance masters may have used early pinhole cameras to help them in their work on anatomy and perspective, fundamental parts of the Renaissance. Pinhole cameras have been used by artists of all kinds in the centuries since.
from adam

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Ok so Adam isn't on here anymore? Its just you Randol?

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this is a science question but Which of the following is not true of science?

Science offers proof of a claim.
Science is a way of knowing.
Science is a process.
Science provides support or fails to provide support to a claim.

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ok

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lol we are on two computers ,but we work together this is from adasm lol boobare ;) hahahahahhahahahahahahhahhahahhahhah

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lol hahahahahahahaha

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ahahhahahhahhahhahahha lol

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oh cheese it is 12:00 my lunch time lol.

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brb i got to eat lunch

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dose the ancer help u ;?

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yes

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thank you

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You guys are just weird lol

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lol