Ideally there should be no confusion between mirror effect and
reflection. But an ordinary client cannot make out the obvious difference. A
mirror effect needs understanding so that it can be applied to an image
rightfully.
Is mirror effect anything
different from reflection? This is a question many clients are faced with
because to some extent they both tend to serve similar purpose. Both these
techniques are used to add depth and volume to an image. Once these digital
illusions are introduced, the image seems to be having a multiple dimension.
Both are as different. A shadow is different from mirror reflection in physical world. This is reason these digital
services cannot be used together or can be replaced with one another. Ideally
they should be applied to objects with specific objectives in mind.
