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    • Hi I'm Ben I love wearing diapers both pull-ups and nappies in in Tasmania but feel free to reach out 
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    • lol @DailyDi The trick is that the lens is round, but the camera sensor behind it is rectangular. Think of it this way: 🔵 The round lens projects a circular image inside the camera. ▭ The rectangular sensor sits inside that circle and captures only the rectangular portion. Everything outside the sensor’s edges simply isn’t recorded. The resulting photograph therefore comes out rectangular. In fact, if you could see the entire image circle produced by the lens, you’d see that the lens really does produce something much closer to a round image. lol @DailyDi The trick is that the lens is round, but the camera sensor behind it is rectangular. Think of it this way: 🔵 The round lens projects a circular image inside the camera. ▭ The rectangular sensor sits inside that circle and captures only the rectangular portion. Everything outside the sensor’s edges simply isn’t recorded. The resulting photograph therefore comes out rectangular. In fact, if you could see the entire image circle produced by the lens, you’d see that the lens really does produce something much closer to a round image.
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