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What websites can I go to to see optical illusions were I see like two faces in one, a lot of those types of illusions and not illusion where like the image looks like its moving, I want to look for stuff.
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There are several website. These are my favourite:
Here are I few that I think will work, hope this helps a lot! ~Nicole
http://lovethosekids.com/illusions/terrace.jpg
http://www.freevisiontest.com/images/tests/illusions6.gif
http://funschool.kaboose.com/ac_carnival/160x160_twilight.gif
http://www.synthstuff.com/mt/archives/optical_illusion_02.gif
http://www.d.umn.edu/cla/faculty/troufs/anth4616/images/illusion_circles.700.gif
http://www.fremontlibrary.org/Youth/Games/Chevron-Spin2.jpg
http://www.cs.rice.edu/~ssiyer/tmp/photos/madness1.jpg
nice video
@ChloeAgnew4Ever yeah it was stuffed up, it does work but you need to watch it for longer
When reading the words that were rearranged, I did have a bit of trouble reading it. I am still seeing traces of the rebel flag, too! Nice music to go along with the vid!
One very effective way to create "op" art is to use color and geometric forms. What is most important is to use colors that create a visual response. To do this use complimentary colors. These are colors that are opposite each other on the color wheel.
They are as follows:
yellow and purple
red and green
blue and purple
If you make a simple striped or checked pattern and then choose one of the three above color combos, alternate them, making sure that the intensity is exactly the same for each color, you will have a very eye jarring optical illusion. Red and green is especially good. It tends to vibrate visually.
I would approach this topic from a slightly different angle. It is fairly easy (but still interesting) to search the web and show many different types of illusions. What is more unusual is to explain in terms as simple as possible why we see these as illusions. By "why", I don't mean the physiological reasons, I mean the evolutionary reasons.
This is a much more difficult subject to discuss but potentially much more interesting. Some examples would be:
Why does a TV or cinema screen flicker when seen in our peripheral vision? My speculation would be that for survival, observation of motion in peripheral vision is important. (To see that predator or prey.) The peripheral vision is more sensative to quick motions.
Why do we not immediately notice that in some illusions the line drawings make up physically impossible shapes? (Such as the "only up" staircase.) It is to our advantage to use pattern recognition when viewing commonly seen objects. This gives us quicker recognition and the brain processes less information.
Why do we see the "halo illusion"? This is an illusion seen under certain conditions when the sun is directly behind us. Looking at our shadow there appears to be a halo around the head. Actually, this is not an illusion but is a real affect. Due to the sun's position other people cannot see the halo. The interesting speculation about this "illusion" is whether this is the source for halos in the Christian religion.
Yeah, sometimes.
you misspelled doesnt. and matter. and what. and order. and the rest of the next slide. lol
known the 2:35 1 for ages… well i known most of em… but i love the 1 at 2:35
well, the visual cortex is the main section of the brain that processess all visual info. our brain processes info using certain rules, like we recognize basic shapes like straight lines — == __ etc, and also curves )) 000 9(( etc. we also can decipher depth perception because we have two eyes that are in the front of our head… this plays a role too, esp in the three dimentional type.
when the rules are broken, when the combination of lines and shapes that we can understand by themselves get combined with other lines or shapes, our brain isn't sure what to make of it. we look harder and concentrate to gain greater understanding…. when someone finally tells us what we should be seeing, is often when we're able to understand.
there are many types of optican illusions, and that's why I gave a general overview. hope this helps
AARGHH! My brain hurts!!
Here are some illusions
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They are called Magic Eye pictures. There is a web site for you to check out: http://www.magiceye.com
I saw a calendar of these in a kiosk at a mall just before the holidays with these pictures in it. You might be able to get one of these calendars for half price if you find a place that still is selling calendars.
It's all about your brain messing with the signals you receive through your eyes. Check out the link for thousands of really interesting examples of different kinds of illusions. Lots of examples for your project.
I kept seeing the flag until 3:35 minutes XDDDD
The last one doesnt work..eh the rest are preetty cool.
1:27 didn’t work for me