Do you wear glasses? (1 Viewer)

[Scott L]

If so, look at this:



Mr Angry is on the left and Mrs Calm is on the right. Now take them off and the faces should switch.

If you're unlucky enough to be w/o glasses you have to move away from the computer screen until the faces switch.

 

[James T]

Neato. It seems like it's optical illusion week.

 

[Jay H]

Cool, I hope that isn't a picture of you though

Jay

 

[Joe D]

LOL, that's great.

 

[Christ Reynolds]

i dont wear glasses, but if i try to blur my vision, it seems to work.

CJ

 

[Francois Caron]

I'm watching this from my living room couch on my front projection system.

I take off my glasses...

Freaky-deaky!

 

[Michael Toguchi]

whoa, that's cool

 

[Johnny Angell]

I wear glasses and they won't switch for me.

 

[Dennis*G]

yeah, I have glasses also, but the correction is so weak, it made no difference in the picture. Had to back up about 10 ft before they switched.

 

[Johnny Angell]

Yeah, backing up does it for me too.

 

[Ravi K]

I took my glasses off and had to back up to see the switch. How did they make the pictures switch like that?

 

[Lynda-Marie]

Cool optical illusion - or is Mr. Angry actually Ms. Calm with PMS before she got her chocolate?

 

[Linda Thompson]

It's simply a matter of focus...what's in focus in one picture becomes out of focus as YOUR focus changes...it's very well balanced. If you have a focusable lens handy (camera, binoculars, etc.), look at the picture through it, and then change the focus -- you'll see the "switch" as it occurs.

Still pretty cool, though.

 

[BrianW]

Very impressive. Finally, there's something good about having to wear glasses!

 

[Michael Toguchi]

Funny reading all the posters that needed to back up to see the switch. I actually had to move closer to the screen to see the switch. At normal viewing distance, the faces were just blobs.

 

[Ruz-El]

Michael, you clearly need glasses!

 

[Mike_Ch]

Woah! Unreal! Now I can laugh at all those non-glasses wearing folk!

 

[Jim_F]

I have LASIK monovision. It works for me when I close my corrected eye.

 

[Scott L]

^ wow, I just Googled that process and it seems really clever. Guess you got the best of both worlds then.