Subject: Does the eye focus differently on mirrors than on pictures?
Date: Mon Jan 17 22:52:23 2000
Posted by Mark Benjamin
Grade level: undergrad
School: Hamline University
City: St. Paul State/Province: MN
Country: USA
Area of science: Physics
ID: 948171143.Ph
Message:
I am nearsighted. If I look at an image on the surface of a mirror, the
objects in the 'background' are blurred but the objects in the 'foreground'
are in focus. Why? It is a two-dimensional image. When I look at a
two-dimensional picture, all of the objects are in focus. Why is this not
true when I focus on an image on the surface of a mirror?
Re: Does the eye focus differently on mirrors than on pictures?
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