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Jun 11, 2024 7:21 PM
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WaterNerdDummy
Mirrors and fresnel lenses!
hushpuppyextraordinaire
Ceiling mirrors
sometimesarobot
Assuming you mean without turning or moving the screen... mirrors and bright white stuff (like curtains, open of course or somewhere else on the walls) would work well. Reflection. That or see if there's a tree blocking the sun by the window and just cut it down.
IAmNotTheImgurianWhomYouSeek
Remove the roof.
fishballshoe
Take out the walls too
RigoryMorty
"Stallion sex tape leak"...? The heck are you watching lol
acmobiledodge101
Philip DeFranco's news that day
JamesTotally
Wall mounted solar light tubes
friendsofsandwiches
is the screen supposed to be that pink?
acmobiledodge101
The camera picks it up weird for some reason
spontaneous9
A mirror positioned on the sill below the window, angled so that it shines daylight up toward the ceiling might be the easiest way to do that. I do that in my bathroom using an old automotive rearview mirror with its attachment hardware removed; I just prop it up with a few wooden doorstop wedges to get the angle I want. I know there are extension mirrors you can buy in the auto parts store that would extend your rearview mirror out to make it much wider. Maybe one of those whould do the job.
acmobiledodge101
That's a good idea, I'll take a look at some mirrors
spontaneous9
2. My window is on the south wall and gets direct sun, so even a small mirror gathers quite a bit of extra light to throw toward the ceiling. Brightens up the room quite a bit. Yours may need more surface area than just a narrow mirror strip sitting on the sill though, I dunno.