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Web in Japanese http://www.psy.ritsumei.ac.jp/~akitaoka/movie13.html …
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Expanding concentric rings that are drawn logarithmically: the next larger ring of a ring has a radius 1.414 times as large as the smaller ring.pic.twitter.com/n5VoH1WQHu
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Expanding concentric rings that are drawn logarithmically: the next larger ring of a ring is double the size.pic.twitter.com/mMgBjNt18F
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I recorded them in my site. http://www.psy.ritsumei.ac.jp/~akitaoka/movie13e.html …pic.twitter.com/7KF7lGx6IZ
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Why? Because when one focuses on an inner portion of the movie, the optic flow angular speed is slow, and appears to fill one’s entitle visual field, which is consistent with overall lower forward speed.
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Note: The more zoomed, the more densely packed the overhead rigging appears. So, even though you appear to be moving forward more slowly when zoomed in, the actual rate of rigging flowing by remains constant, consistent with same forward speed in all conditions.
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