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suxN
Finland1167 Posts
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Gandalf
Pakistan1905 Posts
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nortydog
Australia3067 Posts
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Stygg
Sweden1100 Posts
On October 12 2007 18:41 CharlieMurphy wrote: I'm not sure if this is relevant to this illusion but its kinda like how when a tire is going a certain speed (humans only see 24 frames/sec) that it looks like the tire is slowly going backwards because every 24th frame happens to be the position the tire was in previously. that's exactly what I thought once I managed to see it clockwise | ||
OneOther
United States10774 Posts
On October 12 2007 18:46 Gandalf wrote: Ok I looked at her 10 times with a break of looking away each time. I saw her moving clockwise 5 times, counter-clockwise 5 times. Each time I would see her moving in one direction, I'd try to force myself to perceive the opposite, but it seemed impossible. But then I'd look away and look back, and shed be moving in the opposite direction. Wonder what this means. ya well some ppl CAN change the direction while looking at it | ||
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jtan
Sweden5891 Posts
If I look to the side of the picture not focusing on it, it sometimes looks like she turns left-right-left-right | ||
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Fen
Australia1848 Posts
Ive looked at this image for long enough now to choose whether I want her spinning clockwise or anticlockwise. The first time I viewed it, I saw it going anticlockwise for about 3 mins till I worked out how to reverse it. Then Ive spent 1 min preventing her from doing a full rotation. Its not possible that this gif is rigged because I can choose beforehand what I want to see and make it happen. EDIT: oh and to chocolat, I can rotate the image while looking at the whole thing. I dont have to look at anwyhere specific at all anymore. Its not a glitch in the gif at all. | ||
Liquid`Drone
Norway28910 Posts
and I am more of a right-brainer although my left side is also superb | ||
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betaben
681 Posts
The silhouete illusion I can see both ways, but my mind prefers clockwise viewed from above. I think this is because the out stretched arm and leg will seem to travel slower as they rotate away from you (the object is spinning so as it passes you closer to you it must be going the same speed as when it passes you on the further side from you. however, perspective makes the 'outward' journey look smaller as it is further away, but it takes the same time, so as it rotates away from you it will seem to be going slower). to me, as the hand and leg pass from the left to the right they seem to be going slower, thus I say that is further away from me and the figure is rotating clockwise. just my opinion.  | ||
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Gandalf
Pakistan1905 Posts
On October 12 2007 18:55 OneOther wrote: ya well some ppl CAN change the direction while looking at it Yes I know and I'm not arguing that... I'm saying I cant, but when I look away and look back, it often changes direction. | ||
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CharlieMurphy
United States22895 Posts
On October 12 2007 19:05 betaben wrote: The tire illusion is usually seen in electric light - not during the day; this is because the alternating current of the light source makes it flicker, the resluting illuminated image has a 'frame illusion' where the tire is seen a little back from were it was last illuminated. It isn't seen in the day. The silhouete illusion I can see both ways, but my mind prefers clockwise viewed from above. I think this is because the out stretched arm and leg will seem to travel slower as they rotate away from you (the object is spinning so as it passes you closer to you it must be going the same speed as when it passes you on the further side from you. however, perspective makes the 'outward' journey look smaller as it is further away, but it takes the same time, so as it rotates away from you it will seem to be going slower). to me, as the hand and leg pass from the left to the right they seem to be going slower, thus I say that is further away from me and the figure is rotating clockwise. just my opinion. What? The only time I see the tire thing is in broad daylight on the road.. | ||
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itzme_petey
United States1400 Posts
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Wonders
Australia753 Posts
As for how it works, no it is not 'clearly' spinning clockwise or anti clockwise, these terms don't even strictly make sense because you're viewing the picture perpendicular to the axis of rotation, but I guess people default to viewing something as clockwise when viewed from above (so that it's clockwise when the extended leg moves in front of the leg in the middle). All that's happening is that everything in the picture is moving in a circle, which is consistent both with the picture rotating clockwise or anti clockwise. We see the the picture moving and our brain decides that the best way to interpret the motion is a rotation, but there's two ways of doing this. If it goes clockwise, then when something moves slightly downward it's coming towards you, and vice versa. It's just a much more elaborate version of the Necker cube. | ||
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shimmy
Poland997 Posts
Weird stuff. | ||
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iaretehnoob
Sweden741 Posts
I can see the shadow of the foot not circling at all, but the girl is clearly spinning clockwise.  | ||
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SuperJongMan
Jamaica11586 Posts
I don't get it. I'm wondering if half the forum is retarded or I am missing something. | ||
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OneOther
United States10774 Posts
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betaben
681 Posts
On October 12 2007 19:24 CharlieMurphy wrote: What? The only time I see the tire thing is in broad daylight on the road.. ok, it's debatable but... well: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wagon-wheel_effect | ||
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Ready2[ESC]
Hungary1436 Posts
On October 12 2007 18:06 Plexa wrote: I noticed that when i tilt my head to the right (almost 90 degrees) i can see her counter clockwise perfectly! When i tilt to the right i can see her clockwise perfectly Whats buzzy is when i tilt my head right watch the animation complete half a cycle then tilt left - what happens is it looks like the leg is oscillating back and forth - funky This is a nice way for ppl who can't see it go both ways. Also try looking away from the pic at the coners of your monitor (ie look at the system clock or at the start menu) and only see the gif at the corner of your eye. You should be able to change its rotation as you wish. | ||
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taktak
91 Posts
im right handed :< edit: by using the 90° stuff i saw it spinnen counterclockwise for 2 secs | ||
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