optical illusion

[ChrisCantSkate]

http://files.joako.com/image001.jpg

whoa!! its real

[ebpda9]

huh ? it swoesn't seem to be the same shade of gray to me

[Weapon]

HOLY FUNK :eek:

just checked it out on psp7 and they are :bow:

[ChrisCantSkate]

Originally posted by hondaman-iac
huh ? it swoesn't seem to be the same shade of gray to me
cover up everything but those 2 squares.... its true.. trust me

[ShEaNy]

hmm it still doesnt look like it to me....:no:

[ChrisCantSkate]

its cause its an optical illiusion... if it looked right.. then it would jsut be a cool picture. cover EVERYTHING up but a bit of each box, if you can see any of it then your eyes are gonna play a trick on you. if you have photoshop download the image and test the colors

[ChrisCantSkate]

heres something that might help

http://files.joako.com/image0002.jpg
http://files.joako.com/image0003.jpg

[ebpda9]

yup, but even with the stuff covered doesn't seem to be the same color.

[Racing Rice]

:crazy:

Thankth fo maken me kwosseyed guys...:D

[rakugaki]

what a trip~ !

[94_AcCoRd_EX]

Whoa, that's crazy :crazy:

[gixer]

yo, does being colorblind have anything to do with it?...cuz i can't see sh*t either...;)

[ShEaNy]

lol still looking....:paranoid: :bandit:

[Mushroom]

Wow! I didn't believe it either, but psp proved me wrong...

[spoogenet]

Interesting tidbits of info:

On my laptop, when I look at the screen normally the illusion works. However if I look at the screen from an extreme angle, such as placing my head above the top of the screen so I see it at a ~150 degree angle rather than the usual 90 degree perpendicular view, then the squares match in color. :)

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[BrandonClaps]

in photoshop or even MS paint, use the ye dropper to get the color of each, u will notice it's the same color....or just cut a piece of the square out and move it near the other u'll see it's the same

[juvenile]

Originally posted by spoogenet
Interesting tidbits of info:

On my laptop, when I look at the screen normally the illusion works. However if I look at the screen from an extreme angle, such as placing my head above the top of the screen so I see it at a ~150 degree angle rather than the usual 90 degree perpendicular view, then the squares match in color. :)

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That's because your brain interprets it differently and is able to see that.
It's an illusion played on our brain! :yes:

[rakugaki]

its a paradigm! our brain wants us to believe that its not the same color because of the color pattern, but the shadow of the cylinder changes the shade on square B, making square A the same color as B... as a conclusion, we need to think "outside" the box :rolleyes:

[ChrisCantSkate]

Originally posted by rakugaki
its a paradigm! our brain wants us to believe that its not the same color because of the color pattern, but the shadow of the cylinder changes the shade on square B, making square A the same color as B... as a conclusion, we need to think "outside" the box :rolleyes:
exactly!