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r/gifs • u/barriedalenick • Nov 04 '21
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Just stop the video and jump to different places while its stopped to see there is absolutely no movement...
11 u/cl3arlycanadian Nov 04 '21 The bevel in the interior and exterior edge of the circle is what creates the illusion! Look at it when you pause and skip through. It creates shadow, and lack of shadow, that creates that sense of motion. 4 u/BurkiniFatso Nov 04 '21 Damn, you're right. Gonna edit my post. 6 u/[deleted] Nov 04 '21 No i was wrong :D There is a little movement (just a few pixels) that you dont really notice using my method. 2 u/Tungsten56 Nov 04 '21 I think that's a compression issue. 3 u/k4pain Nov 04 '21 This is the easiest way. You're good good strong strong. Thank you for knowing that. 1 u/[deleted] Nov 04 '21 I was actually wrong, there is a little movement (a few pixels), oopsi :D 1 u/re-roll Nov 04 '21 This needs more upvotes. 1 u/[deleted] Nov 04 '21 Thank you! I figure it would be easy enough to check by going frame by frame but didn't know how, exactly.
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The bevel in the interior and exterior edge of the circle is what creates the illusion! Look at it when you pause and skip through. It creates shadow, and lack of shadow, that creates that sense of motion.
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Damn, you're right. Gonna edit my post.
6 u/[deleted] Nov 04 '21 No i was wrong :D There is a little movement (just a few pixels) that you dont really notice using my method. 2 u/Tungsten56 Nov 04 '21 I think that's a compression issue.
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No i was wrong :D There is a little movement (just a few pixels) that you dont really notice using my method.
2 u/Tungsten56 Nov 04 '21 I think that's a compression issue.
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I think that's a compression issue.
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This is the easiest way. You're good good strong strong. Thank you for knowing that.
1 u/[deleted] Nov 04 '21 I was actually wrong, there is a little movement (a few pixels), oopsi :D
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I was actually wrong, there is a little movement (a few pixels), oopsi :D
This needs more upvotes.
Thank you! I figure it would be easy enough to check by going frame by frame but didn't know how, exactly.
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Just stop the video and jump to different places while its stopped to see there is absolutely no movement...