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> The reflected image will have depth and can be viewed from a (small) range of angles. Just like a reflection in a mirror is actually 3d. Isn't that the same
by Udo 11y ago
> The reflected image will have depth and can be viewed from a (small) range of angles. Just like a reflection in a mirror is actually 3d.
Isn't that the same as saying that a drawing on a sheet of paper is actually 3D because you can change the viewing angle? At least when viewing a real 3D object through a mirror you could potentially get more information by changing your viewing angle. This project, however, appears to be more akin to viewing a flat screen through a reflective surface.
- phkahler 11y ago>> Udo 3 hours ago > The reflected image will have depth and can be viewed from a (small) range of angles. Just like a reflection in a mirror is actually 3d. Isn't that the same as saying that a drawing on a sheet of paper is actually 3D because you can change the viewing angle? At least when viewing a real 3D object through a mirror you could potentially get more information by changing your viewing angle. This project, however, appears to be more akin to viewing a flat screen through a reflective surface. Oh well that's different then. TFA likened it to an illusion that reflected an object. If that object is an LCD panel then no it's not 3d.