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Getbig Main Boards => General Topics => Topic started by: FREAKgeek on October 02, 2010, 07:23:03 PM
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(http://img808.imageshack.us/img808/8061/checkershadow1sb540.jpg)
which square is darker, A or B?
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thats fuckin crazy :o
its amazing how our senses are so relative.
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A IS darker that's why
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No it is not...
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No it is not...
Why not?
Are they differentiating between color and shadow?
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Why not?
Are they differentiating between color and shadow?
;D
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;D
I don't get it :-[
At least smoothasf will be my friend :'(
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LOL!!
I took it to mean, "which square is comparatively darker - exactly as depicted in the picture, resulting from all factors under which they appear."
Actually, the semantics of the question is misleading since neither is darker than the other; they're exactly the same.
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LOL!!
I took it to mean, "which square is comparatively darker - exactly as depicted in the picture, resulting from all factors under which they appear."
Actually, the semantics of the question is misleading since neither is darker than the other; they're exactly the same.
To me A looks much darker in the first pic. The second pic showing A next to B looks like they changed the color of A to me. ???
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To me A looks much darker in the first pic. The second pic showing A next to B looks like they changed the color of A to me. ???
I was with you.
I actually saved the original picture to my computer, opened it with Paint, and moved a section of A to B for a side-by-side comparison, which proved two things:
1.) A&B are, indeed, the same.
and
2.) I haven't got too much going on in my life.
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I was with you.
I actually saved the original picture to my computer, opened it with Paint, and moved a section of A to B for a side-by-side comparison, which proved two things:
1.) A&B are, indeed, the same.
and
2.) I haven't got too much going on in my life.
;D
But why does A look lighter than the other squares next to it that look like the same color it was in it's original position after they moved it?
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;D
But why does A look lighter than the other squares next to it that look like the same color it was in it's original position after they moved it?
You lost me at, " ;D "
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You lost me at, " ;D "
;D
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http://www.illusion-optical.com/Optical-Illusions/ChessboardShading.php
I've read the explanation and still feel confused :-\
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(http://img808.imageshack.us/img808/8061/checkershadow1sb540.jpg)
which square is darker, A or B?
That's not an optical illusion explain yourself >:( ???
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http://www.illusion-optical.com/Optical-Illusions/ChessboardShading.php
I've read the explanation and still feel confused :-\
Me too :-\
But my question after watching their moving illustrations is, why do the other dark and light looking checkerboard pieces w/o the red dots stay dark and/or light looking while the shadow passes?