Great! Do you have a link to the interactive javascript(?) version pictured with buttons so we can try some things?
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Thanks for asking. Here is a link to an on-line interactive demo: http://shapirolab.net/P5/Diamond/ The on-line version is not exactly the same as the one in the GIF, but it does have a few more buttons!
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That’s incredible
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Is this related to the "Motion without movement" effect decided by Adelson & Freeman in the early 90's? Basically cycling phase-shifts of image structure parallel to the object border...
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The motion process is the same as reverse-phi; it is the 4afc configuration that is (perhaps) useful. The cool part is that the motion direction can be resolved when the edges have a thickness of 1 sec (!) of visual angle. Try it out.
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this diamond is moving. you can't say it's not moving
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About six metres away
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Also interesting: How much of the diamond do you need to see for the effect to work (scroll down so you can only see a little)
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Yeah I cover most of it with my hand to only see a corner of it and it still works (at least for up and down
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It only appears to move when the white and black bevel lines appear on each side. When these are absent the illusion is gone.
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