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AM, Al seckel < > wrote: Jeff, This is an illusion that I designed and built for the Finnish science museum a few years back. I took a picture of James Randi, who is standing next to the cubes for comparison. In terms of scale, this size works very well for visitors, and with larger and larger scales, you
to discern it. In terms of practicality, wow impact and cost, I would suggest this one. Effect: Seen from a distance, it appears to be three large Vaserely cubes. As you move around, the cubes (due to reversed motion parallax) will start turning and moving in paradoxical ways, even though they are comp
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AM, Al seckel < > wrote: Jeff, This is an illusion that I designed and built for the Finnish science museum a few years back. I took a picture of James Randi, who is standing next to the cubes for comparison. In terms of scale, this size works very well for visitors, and with larger and larger scales, you
to discern it. In terms of practicality, wow impact and cost, I would suggest this one. Effect: Seen from a distance, it appears to be three large Vaserely cubes. As you move around, the cubes (due to reversed motion parallax) will start turning and moving in paradoxical ways, even though they are comp
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AM, Al seckel < > wrote: Jeff, This is an illusion that I designed and built for the Finnish science museum a few years back. I took a picture of James Randi, who is standing next to the cubes for comparison. In terms of scale, this size works very well for visitors, and with larger and larger scales, you
to discern it. In terms of practicality, wow impact and cost, I would suggest this one. Effect: Seen from a distance, it appears to be three large Vaserely cubes. As you move around, the cubes (due to reversed motion parallax) will start turning and moving in paradoxical ways, even though they are comp
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AM, Al seckel < > wrote: Jeff, This is an illusion that I designed and built for the Finnish science museum a few years back. I took a picture of James Randi, who is standing next to the cubes for comparison. In terms of scale, this size works very well for visitors, and with larger and larger scales, you
to discern it. In terms of practicality, wow impact and cost, I would suggest this one. Effect: Seen from a distance, it appears to be three large Vaserely cubes. As you move around, the cubes (due to reversed motion parallax) will start turning and moving in paradoxical ways, even though they are comp
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:43 AM, Al seckel wrote: Jeff, This is an illusion that I designed and built for the Finnish science museum a few years back. I took a picture of James Randi, who is standing next to the cubes for comparison. In terms of scale, this size works very well for visitors, and with larger and larger scales, you
to discern it. In terms of practicality, wow impact and cost, I would suggest this one. Effect: Seen from a distance, it appears to be three large Vaserely cubes. As you move around, the cubes (due to reversed motion parallax) will start turning and moving in paradoxical ways, even though they are comp
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