It’s hard to imagine these two tables have exactly the same shape of their tops. You don’t believe me? Simply print this image, cut the first top with your scisors, and then place it above other table’s top and you’ll see they align perfectly. This magic trick can also be proven with Photoshop.
Damn………that’s tight.
Wow, I was sure that it was some weird monitor-aspect-ratio-trick thing, but I got a ruler out, and measured it, on the monitor, and they’re the same (within 1/16th of an inch)
You have an amazing collection of optical illusions :)
great blog!
Wow i printe dit and it actually came out right, i love all the pictures you’ve placed on your website it makes you think what is real out there and i love the way it really plays with your mind.
impossible but true
i have to go with LCB on this one
i was like… no way… and then i was like… woah!
I believe that’s true but i still can’t print!
woah taht’s the freakiest illusion ive yet to have seen… love the site, by the way
wow thats so weird…
but true!
friggin A!! lol thts weird
Well bugger me.
Just WOW… I can usually see right through this sort of illusion, but this one has me beat. I can’t believe it…
I can just barely see it if I start covering the legs, but it still looks as if they’re different.
Hugh?????
i measured it with a cig i had next to me and its right on
sweet awesome :)
It would be considerate of you to credit the people whose hard work you copy here on this site. In this instance, the person is Roger Shepard of Stanford University, who first published this illusion in 1981 in his chapter in the book, “Perceptual Organization.”
Can’t believe this little gem has not been commented n in nearly 2 years…
What other gems does the internet hold I wonder??
Great collection BTW
Class certainly stands the tests of time |)