I have to call out the silly reflections in the mockups. If there is a mirror surface under the device, how could it possibly be reflecting the top of the device?
No, that’s actually correct. The device is at an angle, so there would be some reflections of the “top” that reach the nearly horizontal viewing angle for the “camera”. I recommend looking into the topic of optics a bit
What’s actually inaccurate is that it’s perfectly mirrored for the observer. That wouldn’t happen in real life - the angle the device is positioned would cause the reflection of the top to be scrunched up
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I have to call out the silly reflections in the mockups. If there is a mirror surface under the device, how could it possibly be reflecting the top of the device?
No, that’s actually correct. The device is at an angle, so there would be some reflections of the “top” that reach the nearly horizontal viewing angle for the “camera”. I recommend looking into the topic of optics a bit
What’s actually inaccurate is that it’s perfectly mirrored for the observer. That wouldn’t happen in real life - the angle the device is positioned would cause the reflection of the top to be scrunched up