Yes, it would work. Unless you've cleverly replaced the peephole with
a digital camera and can see out via the screen on the back. Or
you've blocked the peephole with a shutter or a piece of tape. Or
you've hung a photograph of a snarling dog behind it. Or you've put
up a TV screen showing a continuous loop of a blazing inferno. Or...
Cheers,
Rich
On Mar 13, 2009, at 1:49 PM, Gregory Fraser wrote:
I saw a device called a peep hole reverser for sale. It is a plastic
tube that I assume has some lens elements inside it. You place the
device over a door peep hole and it lets you reverse the optical
effect
of the peep hole allowing you to see what's on the other side of the
door. I am also presuming that the image you see would be far larger
than the image you see with your naked eye.
So does anyone know If that would work?
Greg
