Skip Talbot wrote:
> Can you fake it with a camera normal?  Localize the normal to the 
> specific part of the image you want to see the effect.

That's what was used in the "High Noon" 2004 IRTC entry:
http://irtc.org/anims/2004-10-15.html

It seemed to work there, but is slightly clunky. It doesn't take 
distance into account.

-- 
William Tracy
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