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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.
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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.
Skip Dewhirst
August 8, 2025
nice prizms ,quick shipping.
G. Trotter
July 22, 2025
Great item to buy for young children to learn about light. Be mindful these are made from real glass so if your child tends to drop things, you might want to hold off as the glass can shatter.
soaring madame
July 17, 2025
Used to see all angles and under a ledge - works great
Robin Davis
July 8, 2025
Son in law loves them
LoneIceWolf
June 30, 2025
Really nice! fast shipping too!
HairFreek Barbers
June 15, 2025
Cool science project!
Alexander
June 12, 2025
There was a large piece of material missing from one of the prisms.
T Johnson
June 7, 2025
Very nice crystal set. Will use for photography. Recipient loved them.
Jeremie
April 3, 2025
This item is allright as a desktop decoration and it (sort of) will make a rainbow if light hits it juuuust right. However, I would not recommend for manipulation with kids, since the edges are extremely sharp and you can easily cut yourself! Also, I would have liked it a little larger.
Skip Dewhirst
March 26, 2025
nice prizms ,quick shipping.
G. Trotter
March 11, 2025
Great item to buy for young children to learn about light. Be mindful these are made from real glass so if your child tends to drop things, you might want to hold off as the glass can shatter.
soaring madame
February 16, 2025
Used to see all angles and under a ledge - works great
Robin Davis
February 13, 2025
Son in law loves them
LoneIceWolf
February 1, 2025
Really nice! fast shipping too!
HairFreek Barbers
January 21, 2025
Cool science project!
Alexander
January 12, 2025
There was a large piece of material missing from one of the prisms.
T Johnson
January 5, 2025
Very nice crystal set. Will use for photography. Recipient loved them.
Jeremie
January 4, 2025
This item is allright as a desktop decoration and it (sort of) will make a rainbow if light hits it juuuust right. However, I would not recommend for manipulation with kids, since the edges are extremely sharp and you can easily cut yourself! Also, I would have liked it a little larger.
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