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davidbrinnen

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Move 4 U?

Move 4 U?
Description:	Here is a little something for you to ponder - I will not give the game away just yet, let us see what you make of it first. Just 4 fun.
Added by:	davidbrinnen
Keywords:	davidbrinnen, optical, illusion, spheres, movement, fun
Date:	10.04.2004 14:44
Hits:	3932
Downloads:	142
Rating:	5.00 (2 Vote(s))
File size:	482.9 KB

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Nightst4r
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Join Date: 12.11.2003
Comments: 451

woah!!!!!

Holy crap man, the stuff moves.

10.04.2004 14:46

Horo
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Join Date: 05.26.2004
Comments: 4721

Disturbing

Disturbing to the eye. First, I've seen most of the balls as white-grey-blak and some at the right colour. When trying to find out the pattern, all became white-blue-black-yellow out of a sudden. This thing looks extremely 3D. They do not move, but rotate at times. Very interesting idea, creates funny illusions.

10.04.2004 15:50

LitoNico
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Join Date: 05.07.2004
Comments: 242

Oh, my aching head!

Trying to figure this one out. when you look at one, the rest move! but if you stare at a fixed point not moving your eyes, then they all stop! also, they do not move when you look at them from far away! aack!

10.04.2004 23:57

Nightst4r
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Join Date: 12.11.2003
Comments: 451

it has to do with the receptors in ur eyes

The cones act dif. from the rods.. the rods are the ones u focus with.. they don't get the illusion of movement. if u wait long enough, the receptors will adjust and it stops moving.. good effect though =)

10.05.2004 05:53

adrian
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Join Date: 07.28.2004
Comments: 106

Original

Nice one!
I love those optical illusions.
This one looks a bit like the 'rotating snakes' you can find here.
http://www.ritsumei.ac.jp/~akitaoka/index-e.html
Original Bryce pic!

10.05.2004 11:25

davidbrinnen
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Join Date: 01.03.2004
Comments: 2224

Yep!

That's exactly where I ripped the idea. The periferal vision has less cones than the fovia that is true but the effect is due to the time delay in getting a response from certain frequencies and the fact that periferal vision is more heavily processed/compressed than in the fovial area. It's interesting though.

10.15.2004 15:59