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The obscura is a pretty cool effect, and interesting to play around with. When you look through it, the image is upside down, and when you move it to the right, it shows what is actually left of you, and vice versa. I thought that this was pretty interesting, but it was also kind of difficult to get a picture that filled the frame. The photos shown below are vertically flipped heavily cropped so that there isn't so much blank space.

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1st Origami Box + 2nd Black Paper With Folds and Markings

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1st Origami Box + 2nd Black Paper With Folds and Markings

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Here, the second black paper has been folded so that it can be morphed into a rectangular prism like the other box.

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1st Origami Box + 2nd Black Paper With Markings

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1st Origami Box + 2nd Black Paper With Markings

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The process for making the first origami box, which included marking off 2" triangles, folding, cutting a square, adding tracing paper, and taping, is repeated for the second black paper. However, the triangles are 2 1/8", and there is no cutting or tracing paper involved.

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Here are the starting materials used. The black paper on the left has been folded a few times, and two triangle templates have been cut out from scratch paper.