Camera - Testing Shapes

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Camera - Testing Shapes

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Last edited Dec 6, 2024

Created on Dec 6, 2024

This example shows a simple camera illustration constructed from basic SVG shapes. It uses raw SVG elements—rectangles for the camera body and flash, a line for the bottom edge, and concentric circles for the lens—all defined directly in the HTML file. The lens features a blue stroke on a white circle over a black disc. The page is rendered using inline CSS for the title and SVG markup, with no external JavaScript or frameworks.

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A bare minimum HTML page demonstrating use of CSS and JavaScript.

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