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Camera Restricta concept speculates about future of censorship

Camera Restricta concept speculates about future of censorship

Posted on September 11, 2015September 25, 2019 By Jarvis

A designer has used a 3D printer and other technology to create a camera concept he calls “Camera Restricta”, a name that is derived from camera obscura. The concept has an interesting take on unique photography, but also hints at a way photography in the future may be censored — by blocking certain locations from being photographed at the software level, leaving photographers — or anyone with a smartphone — with a useless camera.
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