When a flip book is flipped, the previous image is replaced by another image that is a slightly altered version of the first. In our minds this creates a "motion picture". The brain sees these images as one rather than separate entities.
Sunday, November 1, 2015
Perception of Movement: Stroboscopic Motion
The brain will perceive continuous movement in a rapid series of slightly varied images. The motion between each image is constructed in our minds.
When a flip book is flipped, the previous image is replaced by another image that is a slightly altered version of the first. In our minds this creates a "motion picture". The brain sees these images as one rather than separate entities.
When a flip book is flipped, the previous image is replaced by another image that is a slightly altered version of the first. In our minds this creates a "motion picture". The brain sees these images as one rather than separate entities.
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