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That's a really powerful effect. Is there a direct link to the demo somewhere? I only see embedded videos, even in the PDF.
by Zanni 7y ago
That's a really powerful effect. Is there a direct link to the demo somewhere? I only see embedded videos, even in the PDF.
- mxfh 7y agoArthur Shapiro, one of the authors, has a similiar interactive one here: http://shapirolab.net/P5/Diamond/ http://shapirolab.net/P5/Diamond/
- romwell 7y agoAwesome! It's really hard to not believe that the diamond is moving.
- lopmotr 7y agoIt might be fair to say that it is moving but also staying in the same position, as mentioned at the end of the article. To say it's not moving is like saying an animated sprite in a video game isn't moving either - sprite movement is just an "illusion" of continuous motion rather than the discrete appearance and disappearance of separate images that it really is. I wonder if when film or flipbooks were first invented, people considered them to be an optical illusion too?
- keyle 7y agoThat's the most striking visual trick I've ever seen. Surprised it's not used in advertising (yet).