If you look closely enough here, you can see a dinosaur. You have to get very close and cross your eyes before backing away slowly as your eyes focus to the image.
Sunday, September 19, 2010
Optical Illusions
I've always been fascinated with optical illusions, especially hidden image stereograms. With these, if you focus your eyes a certain way, an image pops out at you. They always intrigued me as a child and I would find the image then find the glitches in the pattern that would make the image pop out to me. Here are some examples.
If you look closely enough here, you can see a dinosaur. You have to get very close and cross your eyes before backing away slowly as your eyes focus to the image.
Here are some great illusions just like the one above. If you can find the hidden object, you'll have a lot of fun looking at the ones in this gallery, just as I did.
If you look closely enough here, you can see a dinosaur. You have to get very close and cross your eyes before backing away slowly as your eyes focus to the image.
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This blog post did not help me finish my homework because I spent at least 30 minutes going through all of the pictures finding the 3D images in each. I found them very interesting. I love how the pictures just look like a repeating pattern when you cannot see the 3D image but once you see the 3D image the picture completely changes into something else. This is a very neat concept, if only we could do it ourselves! (I'm sure there is a program for it though...)
ReplyDeleteWhen I was in elementary school, all the classes had optical illusion books for the students to look at during free time! I used to love these things and would look at the same three books everyday because I always found optical illusions so interesting. I can't see the dinosaur in this one tho.
ReplyDeleteHannah C.