Are you on a pc monitor or mobile? That probably matters
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restingOface@quokk.au 1 day agoI understand it’s an optical illusion, but I know that some optical illusions take advantage of a screen with a high refresh rate or a low refresh rate or some unique aspect of OLED or something. I’m just wondering if this particular optical illusion requires some other screen technology that I haven’t used with this image.
But you’re right, I might just be wired wrong.
Sc00ter@lemmy.zip 1 day ago
Buddahriffic@lemmy.world 16 hours ago
As the other commenter mentioned, if you’re on a monitor, the effect isn’t nearly as strong if you’re shaking your head vs shaking a phone. It’s still detectable, but I think that’s because I know what to look for. If I didn’t know what to expect, the effect is subtle enough that I don’t think I’d have seen it. This was also from shaking my head in front of my phone screen. I think the size of the image will make a difference (where smaller is better).