a wild optic illusion , do you see it too?

[raaaid]

check out the wizard in the top left, anything unusual?



well its painted on red and blue, the red i see it where the screen is but the blue i see it like two cm BEHIND, do you see that?

could the person who draw this be clour blind only able to percieve shapes and use special depth paint to do it

could blind colour aliens rule secretly the erath?

[bongodriver]

Well ther you go folks....you voted for this...

[major_setback]

Again, chromatic aberration.

[MD_Titus]

no, no, doesn't exist and no.

[raaaid]

well i bet you know im honest in my saying i see it

the question is weather its a persistent hallucination-illusion or its real

[AndyJWest]

the question is weather its a persistent hallucination-illusion or its real

Actually, no. We only see 'reality' through our nervous system (eyes - and brain to analyse what the eyes see), and there are many ways that we can misinterpret what we see. Most of the time, most of us don't notice, because we expect reality to 'make sense'. If you stop believing 'reality is real', you'll notice these things more, but that is only because you are becoming more aware of another aspect of 'reality' - that you can't actually observe it except through imperfect senses. And yes, I can see what you mean about the wizard - but I know my eyes have a different focal length for the red and blue ends of the spectrum. Actually, all of us do. Then again, a friend of mine is brown-green colour-blind, and seems to see the world entirely differently. For some time he went out with an Asian girl that he knew couldn't be green, but he had no way to be sure for himself...

[raaaid]

wow thanks for the support andy i was not expecting anybody to see that colour depth issue since i seem to be the only one to see tv and youtube stereovision

the chromatic aberration would explain to see blue in focuse and red unfocused but not the dpeth thing

so the angelic colour blind conspiracy for me is still strong specially taking into account the stereovision of all tvs

btw i got to see with my peripheral view as with central and lost it

got to see auras and most lost it

and now my stereovision is going away slowly

seems my foes are one step ahead of me

[Wolf_Rider]

Originally Posted by raaaid

check out the wizard in the top left, anything unusual?



well its painted on red and blue, the red i see it where the screen is but the blue i see it like two cm BEHIND, do you see that?

could the person who draw this be clour blind only able to percieve shapes and use special depth paint to do it

could blind colour aliens rule secretly the erath?

you'll see the red isn't red but red shifted more towards orange


its "complimentary contrasts", where contrasting colours which would normally offend the eye by working against each other (such as red and green/ or orange and blue, etc) have been shaded to actually work with each other, in the way that complimentary colours do (blue/ green, for instance)

effecting a complimenatry contrast is an artform, a skill not easily aquired

[raaaid]

i have the feeling im giving proof here of a wild crazy thing, people see it with their own eyes but deny thew facts clinging cheating themselves into a normal world of reality denial

cromatic aberration would only explain one colour in focus while the other not

contrast colours are pleasent at the eye of the beholder but that is pleasent or not deont mean they have depth

in fact can anybody give proof of the knoledge of this by the world that two colours appear to have different depths?

no i bet you cant ive studied quite much optic illusions and never heard of this before

and the fact that you see depth in these two colours as i see it supporst my affirmation that all tv is such a perfect sterovision that you dont notice as in reality

gentlemen telpathic anlienls rule and stage the wolrd

the world is actually perfect the only reason for the staged horror is that sick taste of some for horror MOVIES

[Wolf_Rider]

ahem...


http://arts.unomaha.edu/art/ART1100/complement.htm