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Very cool!!
It’s just like this dragon illusion I have at home
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3_HQ68sjYdE
this is my vid btw
Gonazar, that is cool. I posted about that illusion before. Your video is very good.
BTW: Just as a reminder when you post an image with your comment try to make it smaller… like under 100K. The series you posted earlier were 600K each. Thanks
I somehow missed how you add the little picture under your comments. Can anyone explain to me?
I dunno…didn’t really see any kind of “illusion”…even with the weird music. Sigh.
Bella – Help is on the way…watch your email.
Gonazar – I made one of those dragons. (You can download it, print it off and cut it out) It sat on top of my monitor at work freaking people out when they came into my office.
Then we had heavy rain over a holiday and the roof fell in and Dave (as I called him) was, sadly, crushed.
And torn.
And sort of turned into mouldy plaster-encrusted papier maché.
I might rebuild him now though. I could make a huge cardboard MegaDave that will so astound the people at work that they will fear my printing, cutting and gluing prowess. I’ll be running the place in no time. Oh yes.
Thank You so much, DJ. You truly are the best!!
Why is it an illusion? I don’t get it. It looks like a piece of step-shaped metal and a pencil on a black blanket.
LN,
You don’t see the illusion as you watch it? It appears to me that the steps go one way and then another as the camera moves to a different angle.
Know how in calculus, you graph functions in 2-D? Well, I think, these are functions seen in their actual 3-D reality, with the 4th dimension of time utilized. Spring to reality A. Einstein. You are right!