The NeoLucida is the First Portable Camera Lucida to be Manufactured in Nearly a Century — Colossal

Years before the first photographic print and two centuries before Google Glass, was the Camera Lucida, a clever optical device designed by Sir William Hyde Wollaston that utilized a prism to project an image onto a piece of paper so you can trace it, a method that would transform life-drawing for nearly a century. Have you ever used one or seen for sale? Likely not. Your best chance would be scouring where antique Camera Lucidas sell for upwards of $300. More

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The prism is completely redesigned to provide a compact but bright ghost image. The integrated shader helps you control the amount of light on your

NeoLucida Plus - a Modern Camera lucida Drawing Tool Lets You Trace What You See.