like the charlie one right... but i must say this ones better...
cheers for the links too!
might use it haha
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Posted 18 February 2008 - 01:19 AM
thats well good =]
like the charlie one right... but i must say this ones better...
cheers for the links too!
might use it haha
like the charlie one right... but i must say this ones better...
cheers for the links too!
might use it haha
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Posted 22 February 2008 - 04:27 PM
Today, i can see any images
Yesterday, i can't any images
this is did not make sense
The second image is too big so my computer is slow
i don want watch the second image
First image it is Ok
so my computer is normal back
i watched on http://www.metacafe.com
i watch 2 times in metacafe
this is a weird image but i love dragons so it works for me!!
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Posted 22 March 2008 - 04:32 PM
Not sure why they keep refering to it as the hollow face effect, but in reality our brains cannot handle depth perception at certain angles and light. If you are colour blind this can be see almost every night.
Think of a straight street with yellow lights lighting up the street, now lets say the traffic light/signal is red, for a colour blind person it will look yellow, so if the inclination of the street is such a way that the street lights far away matches that of the traffic signal, then the colour blind person cannot know where the traffic light is or he cannot guage it. It is a similar effect with the hollow face as we do not have a frame of reference for the shadows to see the depth, so when a mask is "kept in the light" we think that it is pointing to the front.
Think of a straight street with yellow lights lighting up the street, now lets say the traffic light/signal is red, for a colour blind person it will look yellow, so if the inclination of the street is such a way that the street lights far away matches that of the traffic signal, then the colour blind person cannot know where the traffic light is or he cannot guage it. It is a similar effect with the hollow face as we do not have a frame of reference for the shadows to see the depth, so when a mask is "kept in the light" we think that it is pointing to the front.
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Posted 26 March 2008 - 12:45 AM
THIS WAS WAY TOO COOL!!! 
I HAD MY BABY NIECE LAUGH AT IT FOR ALMOST AN HR 
I HAD MY BABY NIECE LAUGH AT IT FOR ALMOST AN HR
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Posted 19 April 2013 - 09:18 PM
That is really neat!
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Posted 26 April 2013 - 09:27 PM
My only question is....did it trick the camera too?
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