
Optisch bedrog
donderdag 12 juni 2008 om 12:24
donderdag 12 juni 2008 om 12:25
Mona Lisa looks just fine in the first picture, but there is something terribly wrong with her in the second. She is frowning and her eyes are looking down or they are upside down. Now, turn your head upside down... c'mon it's not that hard! And look at the second picture. The face will pretty much look fine to you. Both of the pictures will look very similar if you do this.
donderdag 12 juni 2008 om 12:38
Gevonden!
Explanation: Actually the shapes in this optical illusion drawing are NOT the same. The two triangles are actually different from eachother in each picture. In fact, the graph paper may even be slightly stretched to enhance this optical illusion. The hypotenuse(that's the diagonal line) of the triangles are actually different. Depending on which picture you are looking at, they slightly bow in and out. In addition, they are spaced a little farther apart, but your eye tends to follow the black lines as if nothing has changed. This might be a great page to print out, and cut with scissors to more carefully study this optical illusion
Explanation: Actually the shapes in this optical illusion drawing are NOT the same. The two triangles are actually different from eachother in each picture. In fact, the graph paper may even be slightly stretched to enhance this optical illusion. The hypotenuse(that's the diagonal line) of the triangles are actually different. Depending on which picture you are looking at, they slightly bow in and out. In addition, they are spaced a little farther apart, but your eye tends to follow the black lines as if nothing has changed. This might be a great page to print out, and cut with scissors to more carefully study this optical illusion
donderdag 12 juni 2008 om 12:46