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Steam & Excursion > Challenger Photo (oddity)Date: 01/21/04 05:09 Challenger Photo (oddity) Author: sbotts I shot this about 8 miles east of North Platte, NE on 9/25/2003. I saw the train behind me in the mirror, so I grabbed the camera, aimed and fired. We had a great day chasing the challenger.
Date: 01/21/04 06:48 Re: Challenger Photo (oddity) Author: VERNON1946 GOOD SHOT.* YOU SURE HAD TO BE VERY QUICK AND FAST. AND A GOOD DRIVER AS WELL.
Date: 01/21/04 17:21 Re: Challenger Photo (oddity) Author: NarrowGauge Especially when it says, Objects in the mirror are closer than they appear
Date: 01/24/04 15:31 Re: Challenger Photo (oddity) Author: UPP209 Where does it say that at?
NarrowGauge Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Especially when it says, Objects in the mirror are > closer than they appear Date: 01/24/04 20:24 Re: Challenger Photo (oddity) Author: sbotts It's a standard statement on ALL automotive mirrors "Objects are closer then they appear". On the vehicle I was driving (when I shot the photo), it was not printed on the mirror itself (whcich I found unusual), instead it was on the remote control switch for the mirror.
Date: 01/26/04 10:28 Re: Challenger Photo (oddity) Author: rdsexton sbotts Wrote:
------------------------------------------------------- > It's a standard statement on ALL automotive > mirrors "Objects are closer then they appear". On > the vehicle I was driving (when I shot the photo), > it was not printed on the mirror itself (whcich I > found unusual), instead it was on the remote > control switch for the mirror. > > To the contrary, it normally only appears on the right hand mirror which is usually a convex surface. That does make objects viewed seem smaller in order to give a wider field of view. A flat mirror on the right hand side would not show enough to be useful. The left hand mirror, closer to the driver, is normally flat and does not have the message. Objects there appear the size they are. |