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This checker optical illusion has been around for a while, If you look at the squares marked by A and B they are the exact shame shade of Grey, at first i didn’t believe it.. I actually had opened it up in photo shop to check!
I don’t see it, they are not the same, no matter how ya look at it!
It is paternically impossible for the squares to be the same shade of grey; the pattern goes (based on one, vertical line) White, Black, White, Black, White every other line, starting at the leftmost.
…Just because the cylinder casts a shadow over B, doesn’t mean it is the EXACT same color; I’m sure this illusion is a hoax.
I would like to use this chequer-board illusion. What is the copyright situation. I am happy to caknowledge the source and/or pay something reasonable but I haven’t found a ‘source’ and a coyright ‘set of prices’
its not a hoax. actually take the time to check it by cutting them out or hiding the other squares… don’t be “sure” of anything unless you’ve taken the time to test your assumptions
That Is The Explanation In This Image…. BECAUSE OF THE LIGHT .. ^_^ ………….http://visualfunhouse.com/color_adapting/worlds-largest-lightness-illusion.html
this is a representation of a 3d image on a 2d scale. The shadow makes it look like a different color but cutting,hiding,printign etc wont help you to see them same color.
This is a cool one, both squares are actually the same. if u hide other parts of the picture you can see it.