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Would also have been a beautiyful sunset
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Henry
Isn't this backwards? Shouldn't the first reflection line be at the second window pane going off to the right, instead of at the first going left? It would seem to me that this whole window theory is problematic for one reason: The reflections should be to the right side of the Sun given the windows orientation. I'm not an optics expert, but I held up two mirrors at in the same orientation and the object viewed was projected to the right. Unless the window is somehow oriented in the other direction which seems unlikely.scjurgen wrote:I opt pretty much for a glass reflection (occam's razor teaches).
The distance of the 2 (or 3) after images is decreasing, much an effect of the angle of the window towards the scene.
In this pic I have put direct sun image as red, camera as black plane, and the ghost reflections inside the glass in orange.
Also: the more far away the camera from the window, the less distant the reflections. the featherd borders should be an effect of the refraction on the glass surface.
The slight tilting from the horizon is simply because of the much higher than horizon position, but can also be induced by a non vertical window.
The previous mentioned clues (glass reflections in the wide angle shot) are consistent with my 2 Cents...![]()
Jurgen
The EXIF info for IMG_9810 says basically:missing camera information
Can you see the entire cloud pattern in front of the sun?drss123 wrote:... and the cloud pattern is different than it appears in the primary image of the sun. ...