that would definitely mess with the shot

Simulating miles and miles of light angles on a table.

Thr video.shows coins on the table halfway

the table is right in the middle of the frame though

angle matters where they are viewing the ship, but eventually given enough water and area, the ship will eventually start to go over the fake horizon because of perspective and optics

zoomed out

its fake because you can zoom in to re-aquire it

zoomed in

this is a flat plane here

See the coins sitting on table. Right side

But with those, the camera is level with the table

@Fireflash you never take into account how light works

if the camera were higher, it would not matter

you're not taking into account the table

Dude

Its a demonstration on a table showing you how light works

You can see the bottom of the coin then you cant

you should go over the entire video

But when you take a picture, the camera isn't in the ground.

there are parts of it that are a little off, but overall its valid

The camera is above

we see in more than 180 degree angle, we have perepheal vision

https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/419246750260264960/468925197601210368/unknown.png https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/419246750260264960/468923383506141214/convergence.gif https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-BOGx9I1Bvk coin and table

roughly 190 degrees

Watch the optics video

maybe 184 degrees

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vSAlVua7T4g

this is the camera with the table

this is the camera held by a human taking a picture

but, ..you're going to get _This_ . .
https://prnt.sc/g1fy4g

mhm? and?

huh?

after that far 'point' of converge, ..the so-called "object" will (seemingly) go "behind" the false "horizon line" -- created by the human eye, or other visual apparatus etc
.

No?

I simulated it

https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/484515890759729182/493051459827531776/unknown.png