RE: Is an AF person subject to the effect of the "Neave strobe"? - Discussion
RE: Is an AF person subject to the effect of the "Neave strobe"?
Is an AF person subject to the effect of the "Neave strobe"? | Bruno Loff | 2/16/11 7:09 AM |
RE: Is an AF person subject to the effect of the "Neave strobe"? | tarin greco | 2/16/11 11:25 AM |
Bruno Loff, modified 13 Years ago at 2/16/11 7:09 AM
Created 13 Years ago at 2/16/11 7:09 AM
Is an AF person subject to the effect of the "Neave strobe"?
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Hey Tarin, Trent, Stephanie, Chris, any other actually free person, (anyone feel free to chip in!)
I am curious to know whether an actually free person is still subject to certain visual effects such as the Neave strobe effect:
http://www.neave.com/strobe/
As my perception is now, I look into that for thirty seconds, then I look away, and there is a very pronounced visual distortion.
Does this distortion happen to you?
Thanks :-)
Bruno
I am curious to know whether an actually free person is still subject to certain visual effects such as the Neave strobe effect:
http://www.neave.com/strobe/
As my perception is now, I look into that for thirty seconds, then I look away, and there is a very pronounced visual distortion.
Does this distortion happen to you?
Thanks :-)
Bruno
tarin greco, modified 13 Years ago at 2/16/11 11:25 AM
Created 13 Years ago at 2/16/11 11:25 AM
RE: Is an AF person subject to the effect of the "Neave strobe"?
Posts: 658 Join Date: 5/14/09 Recent PostsBruno Loff:
Hey Tarin, Trent, Stephanie, Chris, any other actually free person, (anyone feel free to chip in!)
I am curious to know whether an actually free person is still subject to certain visual effects such as the Neave strobe effect:
http://www.neave.com/strobe/
As my perception is now, I look into that for thirty seconds, then I look away, and there is a very pronounced visual distortion.
Does this distortion happen to you?
Thanks :-)
Bruno
I am curious to know whether an actually free person is still subject to certain visual effects such as the Neave strobe effect:
http://www.neave.com/strobe/
As my perception is now, I look into that for thirty seconds, then I look away, and there is a very pronounced visual distortion.
Does this distortion happen to you?
Thanks :-)
Bruno
yes.
indeed, seeing happens at the eye.