You should, since that's no optical illusion. That's just a "one-tone" grey image of John Lennon with a bunch of vertical black lines on it (real easy to see through that one if you have Photoshop)...
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You should, since that's no optical illusion. That's just a "one-tone" grey image of John Lennon with a bunch of vertical black lines on it (real easy to see through that one if you have Photoshop)...
I read an article about the picture, and the guy who took the pic, David Maitland, stuck around to see who won the battle. Three hours later, he gave up and never found out how it was resolved.
Thats the problem though, they both look green to me...does that mean I am color blind or something?
If his luck is anything like mine, as soon as he turned his back, the crowd roared and he missed the finish of the century.
If you can read this, then no. If you can't read this, then you're confused and everyone else is laughing (hopefully).
I am color blind and didn't see a blue line at all, I thought they were just slightly different shades of green. At first I thought they were saying the pinkish line was the same color as the green lines. It took me a while to figure out the two green spirals were supposed to appear different colors.
That might be the only time in my life where I see the colors better than others.
Can you see John Lennon?
holy crap how does that work? if i make my eyes go crossed i see it.
Actually they are the same shade.
Here is the explanation and proof:
Proof of Checkershadow Illusion
They change one of the colors
I don't know if you are kidding or not, so if you are, sorry...
If not, you can check this by copying the original picture into paint and cut out little sections of each color. I had to do this to prove that they are the same.
