SubscribeWow, this optical illusion really messes with your brain.
Hard to believe, but the squares marked A and B are the same shade of gray.
For an explanation and proof, click here.
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3d color optical illusion by MIT professor
February 12th, 2007 |
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Since I didn’t believe you, I had to take the graphic in my own program and check it. It is the same color even though I still find it hard to believe.
how is it the same color? is it the shadow or something else that gives the illusion of the different shade?
[...] 3d color optical illusion by MIT professor [...]
IF THEY ARE OF THE SAME COLOR, THEN THE CHECKER PATTERN WOULD NOT EXIST. ARE WE NOT LOOKING AT A CHECKER PATERN? EXPLAIN PLEASE.
Cool but is it shadows or real!!!!!
[...] Are the two blocks different colors? [...]