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Sep 16, 2006 22:04 |  #1

Hi everyone, I was on cruise about 4 weeks ago and I took this pic of myself, I thought it was cool


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Sep 16, 2006 22:05 |  #2

Don't see the pic..sorry.




  
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Sep 16, 2006 22:07 |  #3

it should be okay now, can u see it


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Sep 16, 2006 22:40 |  #4

Cool shots.


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Sep 17, 2006 01:07 |  #5

APPARENTLY LOWERCASE ISN'T ENOUGH EITHER ;)

Aside from that, i have to ask how the mirrors were arranged so that you could get 3 different angles, becuase it looks almost like you stitched three weird-ratioed shots together. anyway it's good stuff, I like it as a variation on the usual mirror shot


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Sep 17, 2006 20:26 |  #6

do not take it so personal,
answering your question, no I did not stiched 3 pics together, I did not paid attention to who many mirrors were there, yes there were several of them to give me that effect.


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Sep 27, 2006 05:54 |  #7

MCDASIT! wrote in post #2000220 (external link)
do not take it so personal,
answering your question, no I did not stiched 3 pics together, I did not paid attention to who many mirrors were there, yes there were several of them to give me that effect.

Personal? Me? ;)
I think you've done a good job then, just make sure when you go to the amusement park you do a part II for us in the funhouse mirror section ;)


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Sep 27, 2006 11:13 as a reply to  @ Servo'd's post |  #8

Yep, this is a pretty cool shot.

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Sep 27, 2006 14:30 |  #9

Servo'd , what were you doing in physics class?
It's pretty easy to figure out how to arange the mirrors to get the light thrown back to the observer. Just place them along a circle :) with the center of each mirror being exactly perpendicular to the observer.

Am I stating the obvious here? I tend to do that sometime, but you asked the question :)


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