David B brought my attention to this music video. It is based on the same idea as Magic Eye posters – personally I struggled to see it, but hopefully you will have more success!
David B brought my attention to this music video. It is based on the same idea as Magic Eye posters – personally I struggled to see it, but hopefully you will have more success!
I see shapes moving from right to left but my brain doesn’t identify what they are. Later there appears to be floating balls.
Brilliant! 🙂
This is brilliant! I’ve always loved Magic Eyes but never seen a video of one and it works so well!
What do you see? I have never seen anything in these.
The “crossed-eye” version works better for me.
how do you cross your eyes and look straight ahead?!
I agree. I could see the cross-eyed version, but only when I switched to full screen. I couldn’t see the normal version either in-window or full screen.
This works well
مؤثر جدا في الابعاد الثلاثية
3D
I’m pretty sure that the problem I had with viewing this is because I’m too old (>70). It is well known that many illusions that depend on fast neural processing decrease in strength with age. So sad. With cross-fusion I was able to get very fuzzy glimpses of something going on. I suspect younger eyes and brains would do much better.
I’m pushing 70 myself, and didn’t have too much trouble–using the cross-eyed version full screen. But there were some images I couldn’t make out. Most of it was one or two guitar players. I was also able to see “THE END” floating letters at, um, the end.
My grandpa is 85 and he watches these kinda things, so all you need to do is go a little cross-eyed to see it.
Amusing to see the musicians but I didn’t understand the teapot reference.
It could be a reference to the Utah teapot – http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Utah_teapot, which finds its way into all sort things, basically as a CGI in-joke.
The writing at the start is too quick for me. And when I pause the video, the 3D is gone. But I do see the band playing. John logie Baird could have done this, 90 years ago.
I managed to see it on the second try, when I enabled HD1080 video and focused on the white dots from the start.
My issue is that I can’t keep focused (un-focused?) for the entire video. I lose it after about a minute, and the lack of stable images makes it harder for me to find the band again.
Cool,didn`t know that you could do it with moving images,they are not as crisp as a still image but I could still make it all out.
Starts with the text “BLACK IS GOOD” ends with “THE END”. Saw mostly the band members, playing gitars and the drums. A lot of activity. Saw a small boat once, and a small airplane, boxes, and some patterns etc. I was able to see it from start to end. This movie is long enough. Any longer would have given me a headache…
Unbelievable! As a child, I grew up with magic eye posters. This is the first magic eye VIDEO I’ve ever seen!
T’was hard to see, I did make it work a bit…so don’t feel too bad Richard.
The only thing I saw was the gorilla walking across at the back.
What gorilla?
Its a joke. A good one. Referring to e.g. this:
https://richardwiseman.wordpress.com/books/did-you-spot-the-gorilla/
I’ve never been able to see these magic eye posters.. I always tend to see something concave instead. But I was able to see the images in the video that Lys posted.. thanks for that. And John Cartwright’s comment made me laugh. 🙂
I’m usually very good at these magic eye illusions. I have many books with the illusions, but for the life of me, I can’t see anything in these videos.
wow! Came and went as i lost concentration but really impressed with this
I see shaddowy outline figure that may be the Madonna. Truely a religious experience for my third eye
I am not good at these, but I could see the second one better. In the first, I could tell there were letters and shapes, but little else. the second one, I actually read some of the words. Still, I lose the fix pretty quickly. didn’t get all the way through either one before it disintegrated.
So cool!! Never seen video of this before. I wish it could be made in color. Real 3D games and video without glasses or a special screen, yeah!
Young Rival has another illusion-y music video featuring James Kuhn’s art
I posted a long reply explaining how to see these and giving a couple of examples of photos I took, but the reply never appeared (said it was waiting approval!)
Here’s one of the pics, to be viewed using the cross-eyed method… what do you think?
cool!