Feature
●HIGH QUALITY K9 PRISM: Our triangular prism is made from high quality, thick optical photography prism glass to create bright and beautiful rainbows by splitting beams of light into its different spectral components.
●EASILY PORTABLE: Our rainbow light spectrum prism is lightweight, compact and has a cool triangle shape. You can easily take it with you everywhere you go and take your photo shooting to the next level.
●WIDE APPLICATION: No matter if you are professional wedding photographer, an amateur in photo shooting or even a science teacher, this rainbow light prism is the way to go. Great for indoor and outdoor use, landscapes, portraits, group photos, weddings, wildlife, social events, science experiments and more.
●WHAT YOU GET: 3 Pack 25/50/100mm Crystal Optical Glass Triangular Prisms.
●CREATE A RAINBOW IN A SCIENCE ESPERIMENT: Use prisms for exciting light experiments at home or school, and immerse people in the fascinating world of science. Watch as they explore how light splits into a rainbow, making learning about color and physics fun and engaging.
Description
Show Your Children a Rainbow With Light Refraction
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Step 1
Use a white paper or canvas and tack it to a wall across a room from a sunny window or a flashlight if there are no windows available. Make sure the canvas or paper is flat and smooth.
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Step 2
Hold your prism in front of the background. Make sure to catch the light from the window. If using a flashlight, hold the prism in your non-dominant hand and the flashlight in your dominant hand. Turn on the flashlight and hold the prism in the light.
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Step 3
At first,you only can get white light,so you need continue to twist and turn your prism in the light source until a corner of the triangle falls into the light beam.
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Step 4
Light should then refract through the prism and create a rainbow on your background.
Quality Craftsmanship
Use Your Prism To Create Unique Photography Effects
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Looking for a photography prism for cool effects?
- Set your camera on manual focus and hold the prism close to the lens in the area of the frame the effect is desired.
- You can slowly move and rotate the prism to experiment with the different effects that can be created and how to achieve them.
- Do not look through the eyepiece of your camera when using a prism. The light can be intense enough to simulate looking at the sun. Instead, use the live view on your digital camera.
- Eventually, you will be able to create effects like below.
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Create this cool Rainbow effect
- Turn one of the prism’s edges towards the camera.
- Move and rotate until the rainbows appear.
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Make a Kaleidoscope picture
- Place the prism so one of its bases faces the lens.
- Find something to shoot.
- Cover as much of the lens as possible for best results.
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Create Mirror, Ghost and Dreamy images
- Place the prism on the lens and move until you can see the reflections.
- Place the prism on different areas of the lens or change the orientation and angle to experiment further.
