I've got one. They are awesome.



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We had one on a shelf in our hallway for years. But it got thrown away eventually.

I had the blue one. It helps if the dragon is slightly above eye-level.

Here's mine

Some of these pics appear to be NSFW, **All Are Safe**.

Optical illusion pic dump:

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Patrick Willis? Bruce Stewart?

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It ain't a cliff, he's walking by a pool of perfectly still water, the 'shadow' is his reflection. (pic by Darrell Staggs)

Near Lake Powell in the Glen Canyon Nat'l Recreation Area

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Eastern Screech Owl (pic by Graham McGeorge)

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These images are from the 2013 Share The Experience photo contest.

News article & more pics here

From a series of panoramic images gone wrong:

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Ran across a few 'floating boats':

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And a thumb:

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Is that a scrambled porn channel? :haha:

That's not an optical illusion.

It's mind control!!

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Go here. Stare at the black dot til the picture of the castle appears, if you don't blink or move your eyes, the picture of the castle will appear to be a color image. It is not a color image, it's black & white. If you blink, or move your eyes the teensiest amount, it will revert to b&w.

Kooky.

that is pretty cool

I found that I could make the image appear in the correct color after staring at the dot while the inverted colors were displayed. I also found that I could make the black and white image return by shifting my focus point. But I also found that I could return my focus to the black dot and see it in the correct color again. the moves have to be pretty quick and direct, not moving over the screen much. It's like your retina becomes... "stretched" in a particular color direction and takes a little while to return to it's regular state. While it's "stretched" that image lasts for a few seconds, but the colors only map to the image while the tonal values also match, ie, aligned with the focus on the dot.

Really, you can pick any point on the image and do the same thing, there's nothing super special about the dot except it helps you anchor your focus on one tight spot, rather than fuzzing up the image on your retina.

Remember those Magic Eye pictures? They looked like a bunch on spattery gobbley-gook, until you learned to cross your eyes in a particular way and then an image seemed to jump out of the page. I learned to do that fairly well, and I've tried it with the image above and I'm able to move the separate images together in my field of view to turn her brown eyes blue, to borrow a phrase. She looks like a scary zombie when I do. A pretty zombie to be sure, but with scary looking eyes.

I did that, too.

It's remarkable how much of a difference the eye color makes. I could swear that the face is a different shape and the mouth is open a slightly different amount, but they aren't.

T-Shirt Face sees you, do you see T-Shirt Face?

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Oh yeah.



that's what he says, right? that big red guy?

Nope. Look again.

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The 180-degree circle...

really cute babies.... but I'm not getting the optical illusion about a 180 degree circle.

Same image - 180 degrees apart. Full circle in half the time?

wobble wabble wobble....

The blue and the green tiles are exactly the same color.
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"Does this spandex bodysuit make me look fat?"

Eshima-Ohashi-bridge in Japan

Not really...

That's always a neat effect.

Cat-o-flage

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Damn, that first one is pretty good.

I almost put it in the "Quiz Time" thread, "Find The Puddy Tat".

That took me quite a while, not being an experienced pussy hunter.
But in all seriousness, it explains the prevalence of tabby markings on cats.

My boy would have blended into that first picture too. Except for immediately running towards me if I was behind the camera. Not a great survival technique outside of the home, but one that made him loved (and missed now) inside it.

what cat?

Sneakeh kitteh.

His name is Kilroy, and he was (t)here.

Ball of birds.

I know, I'm still just a dirty old man...

Best of NBA Finals

Sculpture.

Mobius Ship - :thumb:

Blinds make the snow fall faster.

showed Twil, she said, that's disturbing. I said, what? Michael Jackson on a baby?

Ee-heeee!

Tap your toe

I get nothing but a lot of rattling. And dizzy.

scoot your chair back from the screen a bit. It's better 3-4 feet away, depending on screen size.

On my phone it's visible with no motion

I saw it with out shaking my head.

I'm on my Nook now, and if I tilt it, and shake it like an Etch-a-Sketch, I can see something...Is it Bob Marley?

It is. I think.

Relax, it's a knee.