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Yes, it would be. The virtual image in the reflection would be "behind" the reflecting surface (with the distance being the sum of the camera-to-stapler distanc
by stan_rogers 7y ago
Yes, it would be. The virtual image in the reflection would be "behind" the reflecting surface (with the distance being the sum of the camera-to-stapler distance and the stapler-to-mandelbox distance). You're not focusing on the reflecting surface, but on the object being reflected.