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| We now have a collection of creative post about “Rolling Shutter”. Here is the full current list for them: Airplane propellers imaged with a rolling shutter https://community.wolfram.com/groups/-/m/t/2489445 Rolling Shutter III ... |
| We now have a collection of creative post about “Rolling Shutter”. Here is the full current list for them: Airplane propellers imaged with a rolling shutter https://community.wolfram.com/groups/-/m/t/2489445 Imaging a rotating disk with a... |
| This is a great post on anamorphic transforms. There is also an anamorphic skull in Holbein's picture called the Ambassadors in the National Gallery in London, see https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Ambassadors_(Holbein) Michael |
| Congratulations! Your post was highlighted on the Wolfram's official social media channels. Thank you for your contribution. We are looking forward to your future posts. - [Twitter][1] - [Facebook][2] [1]:... |
| It's an interesting spacial illusion, and I can see how this sort of thing can be used to prevent accidents such as bumping into things, with a lot of application. |
| I tried to make my own ranked list of the submissions, but couldn't figure out how (it's subjective), so I guess if you're worried about not winning, don't, because there's another analysis saying that you're all great community art posters. Just a... |
| Hello Erik, I am very curious about your project, and was wondering if we could communicate over pm for some questions that I have? Thank you. |
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| Thanks for your reply Arnaud. As suggested by Daniel, it appears better in some cases to rephrase the function than to Compile it. |
| Thanks for all your useful remarks. here is an article by Ioanna Symeonidou of 2016: "[Anamorphic Experiences in 3D Space: Shadows, Projections and Other Optical Illusions][1]" that inspired me a lot. There seems to be an endless variety of... |