An optical illusion.

Rubik's Cube

Rubik's Cube

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Good evening, everyone. :)

This is my updated homage to Edward Adelson's famous illusion. The squares marked R and A of that rather fetching chequerboard baize are exactly the same shade of grey.

Best wishes,
RC.


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Rubik's Cube said:
Good evening, everyone. :)

This is my updated homage to Edward Adelson's famous illusion. The squares marked R and A of that rather fetching chequerboard baize are exactly the same shade of grey.

Best wishes,
RC.


106wtj8.jpg
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So the ppint is your brain assumes the pattern stays the same though it does not and shade effects real color ?
 
Rubik's Cube said:
Good evening, everyone. :)

This is my updated homage to Edward Adelson's famous illusion. The squares marked R and A of that rather fetching chequerboard baize are exactly the same shade of grey.

Best wishes,
RC.


106wtj8.jpg
Click to expand...

Chuck Fields said:
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I covered all squares except squares grey R & A and red A & B.
The greys are both different... The red squares match perfectly. ��

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And this applies to pool how? Am i going to see the edges better or is my Stan Shuffet "perception" going to improve? I took a Rorschak(?) ink-blot test once. The tester said i was a "quasi-genius, sociopathic anomaly". I took his assessment as sort of a compliment. I have no clue what this "shading" thing is supposed to prove. Must be the "quasi-genius" in me. ;)
 
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