Cool optical illusions
<div class="IPBDescription">Mind booggleing</div><img src="http://psionicist.online.fr/stuff/synvilla.jpg" border="0">
<a href="http://www.blackcode.org/drdrevid/synvilla.jpg" target="_blank">The proof</a>
Impossible, you say? Click on the link to see the startling truth.... <img src="http://www.voodoomoose.com/non-cgi/emoticons/crazy.gif" border="0">
<a href="http://www.blackcode.org/drdrevid/synvilla.jpg" target="_blank">The proof</a>
Impossible, you say? Click on the link to see the startling truth.... <img src="http://www.voodoomoose.com/non-cgi/emoticons/crazy.gif" border="0">
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Windelkron killed self with env_gamma
More proof.
Bad duh, chee!
Kinda hurts your brain to think about HOW that's possible, but hey its still neat. I showed this to a friend and even after seeing the RGB values as the same and even zooming in like 160x on the pic to just the individual squares he STILL refuses to believe that those are the same colors. :P
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Its long winded, so I will explain it if anyone is interested enough to ask me
This went on for about 5 minutes, while i opened up MSpaint... No.
That won't give you a siezure, but <a href="http://www.seizurerobots.com" target="_blank">this</a> will...
Ok, heres how it works.
If you look at the above picture you can see the little piece of the square to the right of the B square that is in the light. If you compare it to the rest of the square it is lighter. Yet it is the same square, so why is it lighter.
Because it is not in shadow, so the artist has made it lighter to compensate. This means that to make the picture he has made all the squares in the "shadow" darker.
What this means is that the B square is what you get when you make one of the lightest squares darker.
Now the reason this trick works is because your brain sees the 'apparent' shadow and compensates, makeing the square look lighter than it is.
In laymans terms, the B square is made that colour because it is in the shade, so your brain makes it look lighter.
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