You don't always have to use Photoshop to create optical illusions in your photographs. Forced perspective is an optical illusion that makes things look bigger or smaller than they actually are. It makes objects of vastly different sizes, that are at significantly different distances, appear to be of proportionate sizes and at the same focal length. Forced perspective uses visual tricks to give a warped perception of reality. It is commonly used in photographs, television, movies and architecture.
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Showing posts with label Illusion. Show all posts
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Tuesday, 17 January 2012
Brilliant Examples of Forced Perspective Photography
You don't always have to use Photoshop to create optical illusions in your photographs. Forced perspective is an optical illusion that makes things look bigger or smaller than they actually are. It makes objects of vastly different sizes, that are at significantly different distances, appear to be of proportionate sizes and at the same focal length. Forced perspective uses visual tricks to give a warped perception of reality. It is commonly used in photographs, television, movies and architecture.
Wednesday, 21 September 2011
Top best optical illusion (geometrical)
Hello friends, I am going to post an email which I received a long time ago. And you all might have seen that. It’s about optical illusion. They are quite old but are amazing. Here I am going to post some of them, basically optical illusion in geometry. I know many of you have gone through them a thousand times but that does not matter they are just awesome……
Here we go… the first one
Can you count how many legs does this elephant have?
This is called truly an "impossible object", which means that it's impossible to build. But drawing it is not impossible, as you see in the image.
Here goes the next one.
Look at the middle pillar...where does it end? How many pillars are there?
Ok friends that are all from geometrical illusion. I will post other soon.
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