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Some films or surfaces might have optical qualities where extreme angles result in different chromatic or spectral effects (some thicknesses and refractive indexes may cause light to bounce off both the first surface and the second surface, creating rainbow edges or blurry images), but the main...

For Pepper's Ghost to work, the angle of incidence of the audience sightline must be roughly equal to the angle between projected surface and reflection surface/film. You cannot project onto the surface of the film/glass/mirror itself. The principle is akin to being lit in a room at night and...

Hi, all. I'm Jake.We have had success with a number of different materials for this effect. For the installations being discussed here, I would recommend a commercial window glazing film. Preferably, either a transparent "UV Block" version (completely transparent to the visible spectrum) or a...