Introducing Animated JPEG
{ Posted on Sep 17 2009 by Ryan Montilla }
I think in this article I can say that we can now create a JPEG animated file extension using optical illusion. By this type of creativity, we can produce animation for all our JPEG file. Look closely the below images and you will see the magic.
1. Flowing Leaves
If you focus on brown leaf shapes against a green background, it creates a motion. Picture Source: Flickr
2. Waves
Move your eyes left and right to see the motion. Picture Source: Flickr
3. Rotating Flowers
Move your eyes left and right to see the motion. Picture Source: Flickr
4. Kaleidoscopes
Move your eyes left and right to see the motion. Picture Source: Flickr
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That is great . . . The first one worked best on me, spooky.
I love how the image names say “Optical-Illusion” in them XD
I was really trying to search for animated stuff… rather than just illusion
I must say you have got a very nice title for this post. When I clicked on the link to land here I thought it would be a tutorial to show how to create animated JPEG files but this one is something I did not think about
very cool
These images are cool!
This is interesting now it would be fun to try to use this technique in a production image
I would say that the "standing" issues raised by the defense are almost specious or at least illusory and might justify a separate parallel response along those lines? ,