Great Optical Illusion!

[wimic]

I'm a sucker for a good optical illusion... this is unlike anyone I've ever seen before...

Amazing what the brain can do! :)

(and no - for those of you who are suspicious... it's not one of those *jump out and get you* thingys)

enjoy!

http://www.fretmasters.com/illusion/

[bartelby]

It's called "after imaging".


It's cool!!!

[Cassie]

I'm color blind, so this wont work for me.:)

Still, I don't even see a dot

[pknz]

Its cool, but its not candy™

[bearbo]

now my eye hurts... i've been playing w/ it for 5 minutes now

[After G]

That's pretty neat.

[MultiM]

Very cool, I've seen similiar things, but still very cool.

[tobefirst]

Ha! I love things like this! (:

[srf4real]

I'm a little worried. I think my computer knows when I'm about to move my eyes and switches the image back to b+w:eek: :eek:

[rockthecasbah]

That's really sweet, thanks for that little break from the boredom :)

[amateurmacfreak]

That's awesome.

[Killyp]

Yeh it's pretty cool, I'm more interested in where that picture was taken though :P

[wimic]

Yeh it's pretty cool, I'm more interested in where that picture was taken though :P

It looks like Newfoundland - where I'm from.

Obviously not sure... but that would be my first guess (kinda biased ;))

[twistedlegato]

'Tis that be Sweeet!!

[®îçhå®?]

It looks like Newfoundland - where I'm from.

Obviously not sure... but that would be my first guess (kinda biased ;))
It could be anywhere. Here in the UK, there are many places that look like that.

I think it is rather cool, i also like MC Esher's work.

[EGT]

Greatest optical illusion ever. (http://sprott.physics.wisc.edu/pickover/pc/rotating-dot.html)

[macOSX-tastic]

Greatest optical illusion ever. (http://sprott.physics.wisc.edu/pickover/pc/rotating-dot.html)

the OP's was cool, but i like this one better:D

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[Doctor Q]

I'm color blind, so this wont work for me.:)

Still, I don't even see a dotI'm color blind (see thread about it) and it works for me.

I also understand why (see bartelby's comment above). When your intake of colors is skewed, your mind compensates, and the results of suddenly viewing something else are then distorted, the same way your eyes adjust to dim or bright light and then give you trouble when you then change into bright or dim light.