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Short version - both the camera angle and the angle of reflection from the mirror are producing forced-perspective illusions. The object topology is not accura
by samplatt 6y ago
Short version - both the camera angle and the angle of reflection from the mirror are producing forced-perspective illusions.
The object topology is not accurately shown in the camera perspective OR the mirror.
This took me way too long >_>
- whoisburbansky 6y agoThe phrase “forced perspective” really keys into why this works, at least for me. Doesn’t take away the magic of seeing it in action, but it does help with some of the “how in the world?”-ness of it.