BullsEye Camera-Alignment Mirror
BullsEye Camera-Alignment Mirror
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The BullsEye provides a quick way to avoid getting a keystoned image, when photographing flat artwork.
The typical approach for squaring the camera with the art work is time consuming, taking measurements, using a carpenter’s square, T-square, etc. Simply centering the object in the camera’s viewfinder does not guarantee a rectilinear image. With the BullsEye, it is not necessary to know any dimensions or the angle of the painting to photograph it as a rectangle.
To photograph a hanging painting:
To photograph a propped-up painting:
Comments:
- “This seems to be exactly what I need“, Christine Smith, Nov. 4, 2019
For more information:
Photo Imaging News, Volume 21, No. 13, June 14, 2004
Hines’ lab notebook #1, p. 58 entry for this invention.
HinesLab is actively seeking licensees to commercialize this technology. This is not a product being offered for sale to end users. To discuss licensing, please contact Steve Hines at: