London train in snow

[Lalit]

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Taken from the rear of a DLR train in the recent snow.
Fix your eyes in the centre of the screen, just below the horizon. As the train moves forward you see the track going away from you.
As the train reaches speed, the direction seems to change
and the tracks appear to be coming towards you. Happens round about the time the woman coughs.
It's an example of the wagon wheel illusion effect, aliasing.
Shot on GP3, pinnacle 10 conversion to AVI, virtual dub to flip. 512MB

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PO29PJsbVH8

 

[prasad1]

I watched the video multiple times, I could not get it.

Taken from the rear of a DLR train in the recent snow.

Once I knew the camera position, i could not change my perspective.

 

[auh]

For me it looked as if the train was coming towards me always. Nothing changed.

 

[Lalit]

Thanks for your kind responses. I'm sorry you couldn't get the effect.
Well, I guess, it's because you are extroverts!!!
See this:

[h=1]Can YOU spot the hidden images? Latest optical illusion brainteasers to baffle the web reveal if you're an introvert or extrovert[/h]

• There are five pictures in this tricky quiz, created by a Playbuzz user
• In each one, an image is hidden - and it's up to you to find them all
• According to the quiz-maker, introverts are more likely to be successful
  
• ​Do you have the observation skills that will help you solve this tricky quiz? There are five pictures in this Playbuzz creation, each one containing a hidden image. According to the quiz creator, introverts are more likely to spot the disguised pictures than extroverts are.
  It's up to you to find all the hidden sketches - but be careful, as some are far easier to hunt down than others.
  Scroll down for the reveal!
  
  
  
  
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  In each image, a drawing is hidden - and it's up to you to find them all
  
  
  

 

[Lalit]

Oh, well, here are the drawings hidden in the images:

The first image at first looks as though it's just a plain orange painting.
However, after careful examination a figure can be seen in the left hand side of the rectangle.
In the second image, a similarly faint drawing can be deciphered in the middle of the screen.
And the third, fourth and fifth parts of the puzzle are particularly tricky.
In the third, a drawing is hidden within a monochrome spiral, and in the fourth it's disguised within a mustard-coloured screen.
In the fifth, a lion can be spotted in the bottom left hand corner of the green rectangle.

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As you will have noticed, some images are far trickier to find than others

 

[Lalit]

Have a look at this!

In this crowded scene, princesses Snow White, Cinderella, Belle, Jasmine, Pocahontas,and Ariel are all hidden. But how quickly can you spot them?

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In this crowded scene, princesses Snow White, Cinderella, Belle, Jasmine, Pocahontas,and Ariel are all hidden. But how quickly can you spot them?

 

[Lalit]

This quiz is certainly a tricky one.
Although some princesses - including Belle and Pocahontas are fairly easy to spot, Snow White, Ariel, Jasmine and Cinderella are a little bit trickier.
Some Playbuzz users have even noticed that there are more princesses than the six you have been challenged to find - Auroa from Sleeping Beauty can be spotted in the top and centre, as well as Kida from Atlantis and Mulan.

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How many did you spot? Some Playbuzz users have even noticed that there are more princesses than the six you have been challenged to find - Auroa from Sleeping Beauty can be spotted in the top and centre, as well as Kida from Atlantis and Mulan



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