Robin
2006-12-28 03:27:52 UTC
I assume that we all know that an infinity mirror reflects an image
in-between a single one way mirror and single two way mirror that are
facing each other and that is then housed in a frame. Any thing, such
as a light(LED), placed in-between the two mirrors will appear to
reflect indefinetly. My question is, what is it that we would see if
you were looking through a two way mirror that is faceing another two
way mirror. Short of doing the setup of constructing a frame with the
two one way mirrors. I would think that the light entering the cavity
between the mirrors would also reflect indefinetly, except now you are
able to stand on either side of the framed mirror and see yourself
reflected indefinetly. How do you think the reflected light coming from
an LED or your own image would be perceived?
in-between a single one way mirror and single two way mirror that are
facing each other and that is then housed in a frame. Any thing, such
as a light(LED), placed in-between the two mirrors will appear to
reflect indefinetly. My question is, what is it that we would see if
you were looking through a two way mirror that is faceing another two
way mirror. Short of doing the setup of constructing a frame with the
two one way mirrors. I would think that the light entering the cavity
between the mirrors would also reflect indefinetly, except now you are
able to stand on either side of the framed mirror and see yourself
reflected indefinetly. How do you think the reflected light coming from
an LED or your own image would be perceived?