#Focal Point

[toyastales]

The green tile fireplace is the focal point in this space.

[ichigoohinatsuma]

[oldfarmhouse]

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[inspiredlivingspaces]

IG lisagilmoredesign

[alejaolch]

beech forest up and down Poland, October 2022

[theratpyma]

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Intro to my animated series, Theratpy: Focal Point !!

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[icaerosthefool]

Can people with near sightedness see something far away if they use a close mirror?

People who can only see with glasses need them because their vision has degraded. And the structure of glasses is to enhance the image by placing a focusing apparatus a certain distance from their eye to get sharpest quality of what they're looking at. --Similar to how we use magnifying glasses and microscopes to see something outside of our regular range of vision-- right? At least that's the premise.

Cameras taking pictures, specifically old cameras, and not digital cameras, but also digital cameras. Expose themselves to light to capture the detail, which is engrained into some film or sensor. I remember hearing that the negatives of film cameras have all the detail up to extremely fine detail, but the method we had to expose them made the quality get loaded. Similar to how with increased pixels, we can sharpen the image of what is on a screen. Or polygons in 3D design in games.

Mirrors and other reflective surfaces reflect whatever light photons/waves hit it. Now the amount of light does decrease depending on how much light is absorbed, because mirrors are not perfect reflective surfaces.

So my question is this: would a near sighted person, one who cannot see far away from them, be able to see detail or far away objects, which they could not normally see, with clarity as if it was that close to them by using a handheld?

I will clarify that the person can read letters on a page very crisply at 10-12 size font at an arms length. However, no magnification of the object occurs. It is that simply what they are seeing is now "closer to them" because it is on the mirrored surface

My thought is that yes they could. Because it would be as if they had a picture or video of the thing they are looking at with great detail.

I want to know what anyone else thinks? I’ll do a poll for simplicity

[onirv]

Donnie didn't like the movie.

(It was science-fiction)

[better-in-threes]

I see you know alot about this case, but does that mean you have any ideas on who could be causing these murders? Like, any hypothesis'?

"Well I might not have much evidence but some weird things have happened in ponyville since rarity, rainbow and pinkie split off from princess twilight, fluttershy and apple jack. I suspect that they know what's going on or they're the culprits. sadly i cant investigate properly unless i have a warrant which i dont have enough proof to gain. Its why im here, to hopefully gain enough information to catch them or even get a bit closer to the truth"

[wolfnellz]

Focal Points + Scale Studies - Concepts

[toyastales]

Art is the main focal point in this bedroom.

[musicmakesyousmart]

Fomorian Vein - Focal Point

Fort Evil Fruit

2020

[becomingsoup]

I’m definitely still a comics newbie but!! Here are the first 9 pages of my thesis comic! I figure if I post them here I’ll be motivated to bring the other 22 clean-sketch pages to completion.

[inspiredlivingspaces]

IG beckiowens

[alejaolch]

Poland, Rożnów Lake May 2023

[theratpyma]

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At Dr. Zo's favorite coffee shop, The Purple Bean!!

Music: Robin!

Sound Design: Levi!

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