optical illusion

jaytip nsx · 11 December 2004

AutoEuphoria · 11 December 2004

ANYTIME · 11 December 2004

AutoEuphoria said:
I like this one:
http://www.ebaumsworld.com/supercoolpicillusion.html

That was one cool trip!!!

MarkB · 12 December 2004

jaytip nsx said:
just thought i would share
http://www.strangecosmos.com/content/item/101262.html

I'll never understand how non-moving pictures can appear to move.

demigod · 12 December 2004

Try this one.

blknsxnoc · 12 December 2004

demigod said:
Try this one.

is it supposed to be jesus?

AutoEuphoria · 12 December 2004

DutchBlackNsx · 12 December 2004

AutoEuphoria said:
ya

Pff..... could have sworn i saw darth vader......

AutoEuphoria · 12 December 2004

Well, the first time I saw it I thought it was a hamster making love to a bedpost...but it was late and I was tired and under the influence of NyQuil

jaytip nsx · 13 December 2004

AutoEuphoria said:
I like this one:
http://www.ebaumsworld.com/supercoolpicillusion.html

the people who designed that must have got pretty wild imaginations!!!

jlindy · 13 December 2004

MarkB said:
I'll never understand how non-moving pictures can appear to move.

Me too, but if you print out the first one, it doens't appear to move anymore. Why is that?

MarkB · 13 December 2004

jlindy said:
Me too, but if you print out the first one, it doens't appear to move anymore. Why is that?

Maybe it isn't moving for you, but it is for me.

jgtcnsx · 14 December 2004

thats crazy, GIVE ME MORE, GIVE ME MORE :wink:

jlindy · 14 December 2004

MarkB said:
Maybe it isn't moving for you, but it is for me.

When I print it out, it hardly moves. I see some movement, but nowhere near what I did beforel

MarkB · 14 December 2004

jlindy said:
When I print it out, it hardly moves. I see some movement, but nowhere near what I did beforel

Agreed! I think the difference is due to the static (print) vs dynamic (screen scan lines) nature of the mediums.