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Not sure why I made these but if anyone wants me to make you one then reply with what you want me to write and I'll try and make something.

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Mind = Blown.

Now THAT is a carefully crafted GIF.

It's one of many "wiggle" GIFs that fudges 3D by showing both eyes an object from rapidly changing angles. You can find a ton of them on Google:

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It's one of many "wiggle" GIFs that fudges 3D by showing both eyes an object from rapidly changing angles. You can find a ton of them on Google.

When done with photos as you've just shown, it looks like the "bullet time" effects in the Matrix movie series. I find the first illustration you posted to be a more "effective" 3D effect, though.
 
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This is really subtle but I like the idea. Hopefully I'll be able to find a better video of a similar shot and make a cinemagraph from it.

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When done with photos as you've just shown, it looks like the "bullet time" effects in the Matrix movie series. I find the first illustration you posted to be a more "effective" 3D effect, though.

Here are some more which I posted a few pages ago:

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Here are some more which I posted a few pages ago:

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Image (Piece of cake)

I've realized that the more frames a "wiggle GIF" has, the more convincing I find the effect. The Times Square GIF you posted, like the "baseball cap-wearing mannequin" one further upthread, only has two frames. The close-up of the cake, however, has more frames, giving a smoother transition between angles and allowing one to perceive more "parallax", for lack of a better word.
 
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