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Physics-Accurate Reflection Prompt for AI Image Generators

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Sep 11, 2026

Physics-Accurate Reflection Prompt for AI Image Generators A rigorous physics-based prompt for testing AI image generators on reflection accuracy, specifying mathematical constraints and forbidden errors. Useful for benchmarking image models.

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2x2 grid,1:1 AI picks stunning different subjects: Π = reflecting plane: point q, unit normal m R(x) = x − 2((x−q)·m) m (reflection across Π) reflected image = scene imaged by the VIRTUAL camera R(C) ; every real feature f has twin R(f) RENDERED • reflection is a BIJECTION of the scene across Π ; occlusion order reverses • points on Π are fixed → the waterline is self-coincident • chirality FLIPS - text and hands are mirror-reversed • a vertical object inverts about the waterline ; base-of-object meets base-of-reflection exactly on Π • perspective in the reflection is that of R(C): the same vanishing points, mapped READ OFF • k real↔reflected correspondences: each pair's perpendicular-bisector plane must be the SAME Π • reflected height / compression is lawful with view angle, not free • everything in front of Π that R(C) can see appears - and nothing else CONSISTENCY recover (m̂, q̂) from correspondence pairs - must coincide ; check handedness of every reflected glyph FORBIDDEN : a reflection containing an object with NO real pre-image (or dropping one plainly in front) ; signage readable forward in the glass ; reflected pose / expression differing from the subject ; a floating reflection whose base does not meet the object on Π.

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