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Incredible optical illusions

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Animations that look alive, inspired by the book Magic Moving Images Colin's Ord. You can make yourself by printing the following files (the last is one that moves and should be printed on transparency):

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Animated optical illusions Animations that look alive, inspired by the book Magic Moving Images of Colin Ord. You can make yourself by printing the following files (the last is one that moves and should be printed on transparency): http://i.imgur.com/CG3bJ29.jpg http://i.imgur.com/NWQC0jW.jpg http://i.imgur.com/aTl3qur.jpg http://i.imgur.com/3u0oIux.jpg http://i.imgur.com/ddQqMJg.jpg http://i.imgur.com/VMbg9wE.jpg http://i.imgur.com/B4HkgO3.jpg
The book with three-dimensional images David Minkin collects antiques. Here he presents his latest acquisition, a book-tunnel dating from the 19th century. The book unfolds like an accordion to reveal a 3D illustrated scene of Germany's Haut-Middle Rhin Valley. A hole in the center of the book allows you to admire each layer of the scene.
Painting a life Painter Sergi Cadenas creates oil paintings that change into different images, as the viewer moves from side to side.
Optical Illusions by Zach King In his latest video, by Zach King shows few illusions with furniture. As he explains, These optical illusions are often a matter of perspective. When the camera angle changes, one can realize the illusion.
Bill Hader mimics Arnold Schwarzenegger with the help of Deepfake The DeepFake is an artificial intelligence technology, that can change people and objects in a video. Here, with the help of DeepFaceLab a user changed the face of the actor Bill Hader, as the latter mimics Arnold Schwarzenegger.
Constructing a book with three-dimensional drawings The Matthew Reinhant has dedicated his life to making fantastic creatures and images, which bring the opening of a book. By adjusting the angles and aspects of the depth of layers, The Reinhart creates characters that literally jump out of the pages.
In the roller coaster with a 360 ° camera The Jeb Corliss wanted to record the ride Titan roller with a GoPro camera Fusion 360 degrees, the amusement park Six Flags Magic Mountain in Los Angeles, California. When the video image is displayed full and steady, arises this strange and amusing results.
That a three-dimensional zoetrope works The zoetrope is rotating still images that create the illusion of animation as they rotate under strobe light or the shutter of a camera. When the rotation speed is synchronized with the strobe or camera, become visible animation zoetropes.
The unique video real battle with Bruce Lee The only video real battle with Bruce Lee, It comes from a martial arts demonstration in 1967. The pictures of this unique file showing the famous teacher of Kung-fu during a match against one of the best students of the then, by Ted Wong. The scene probably shot in Jeet Kune Do school founded by Bruce Lee in California. Both rivals are struggling with protective clothing and gloves. This video allows us to appreciate the talent and skill of Bruce Lee, and the ability to act with astonishing speed and accuracy.
Cat vs. illusion Someone printed the mirage 'rotating snakes' on a sheet of paper and put it in front of his cat. You might think that the illusion works only on humans, but watching the reaction of the cat jumps onto the paper, one can understand that it is not so. 'Rotating snakes' is an optical illusion that was designed by Akiyoshi Kitaoka Japanese. It is a still image that consists of twelve cycles, but when someone is looking at the picture you can see the circles rotate around themselves. Seeing the circles to move, the cat tries to touch them with her foot.
Recreating the story The Vugar Efendi made a montage, putting side by side various film clips inspired by real events, the actual images files. The films in turn: Catch Me If You Can, The Damned United, Jackie, JFK, Selma, Man on the Moon, The Doors, The Fighter, The Theory of Everything, Loving και Into the Wild.
Storms in timelapse The American photographer Mike Olbinski made a beautiful timelapse by cloud formations during storms, They recorded in recent years in the United States. Often using colors in video, the Mike Olbinski this time chose black and white image to illustrate the texture, the movement and the sense of the storm. Music: Tony Anderson - The Way Home
What we think we know about addiction is wrong What causes addiction; Addictive drugs, right; Maybe it's not so simple. Many patients receive drugs in large doses to alleviate their suffering from pain and yet do not become addicted. How do you explain something like that; This video is based on data from the bestseller book by Johann Hari "Chasing The Scream: The first and last day of the war on drugs", He explains that what,What we knew about drug addiction is a reality.
The evolution of the human species in 90 seconds The artist John Gurche paleontology has spent many years studying the bones of ancestors of man, creating the most accurate picture of human evolution. Millions of years compressed into 90 seconds, showing how the human face in the shape of monkey in the first frame, ending in the person of the artist at last.
The last audio cassette manufacturing plant First they said that vinyl has died, and this returned good. Now, the humble cassette audio has also makes a triumphant return. How triumphant; Only 2014, the last factory cartridges "National Audio Company" produced more than 10 million cassettes. The Bloomberg made a nice short documentary about the company, that gives us an image of the inside of this "retro revolution".