Reddit reviews Amlong Crystal 6 inch Optical Glass Triangular Prism for Teaching Light Spectrum Physics and Photo Photography Prism, 150mm
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Use this equilateral prism to split a beam of light into its spectral components (the colors of the rainbow).Side Length: 1.38 inch / 35mm, Wider than most other prisms on the market. Makes them easier to hold and use.Show your kids a rainbow, or use our prism for photography to create unique pictures.Material: Lead free K9 optic glass, not plastic.With AMLONG CRYSTAL Authentic Brand Logo Box, Fully Protected Package.
Wow, I love the enthusiasm, thanks for asking! Most of this shot was done entirely in-camera. I'm covering the top-right of the frame with a triangular-prism-shaped crystal. The crystal gives off reflections and is also causing that rainbow-colored fringing. In the top-most-right you can see the street scene reflected with the aforementioned fringing and the bottom right you're actually seeing the reflection of the blinds that this image was shot through. DoF was narrow enough that you cannot actually see them in the bottom left of the image. You can also see a third reflection of the street scene in the middle of the image reflected and rotated 90-degrees to the left.
Happy to answer any other questions you have!
P.S. Here's the crystal I was using if I didn't describe it well enough.
These are also what a photographer uses for that rainbow effect you've been seeing on a model's face in portraits. Seen here
U dont need software, buy a prism https://www.amazon.com/Amlong-Crystal-Triangular-Teaching-Spectrum/dp/B00FHFV9AI
Search youtube vids how to use prism to get the same effect
Probably something like this, very popular prop in photography.
The other day in another thread someone linked to a video explaining how to use different prisms and reflectors for this kind of effect.
rotate it in front of the lens to create unique reflections and flares!
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