Hidden image

Sunday, October 22nd, 2006. And it is illusions, tricks, described as

Don’t see anything, anyone yet? Step back two metres from your screen and check again.

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8 Responses to “Hidden image”

1. Alenka
   October 22nd, 2006 03:16
   1

   that is so weird! how did they do that? I bet the thickness of the lines varies slightly here and there… but I can’t see it any variations when I look up close….

2. chromedomere
   October 22nd, 2006 07:22
   2

   What was the picture? It looked like Jesus to me.

3. referee
   October 22nd, 2006 08:26
   3

   @chromedomere

   no it was definitely not jesus I am pretty sure it was a schooner

4. scion
   October 22nd, 2006 19:08
   4

   Fairly amazing. I’ve decided I like the mystery of not knowing how this was acomplished. I’ve never been able to “see” those so-called “magic eye” picture — you know, the ones you have to squint to distinguish? — so I’m delighted to have seen this image clearly. If my memory of grade school holy cards serves, I believe this was the Sacred Heart of Christ, non?

5. paperycow
   October 23rd, 2006 07:07
   5

   silly…jesus is a schooner!

6. Napfisk
   October 25th, 2006 03:32
   6

   Yes, this definitely is one of the better ones.

   If you zoom in real close (right-click+scroll with the Firefoxe extension) you can see that it’s the grey lines next to the black ones that hold the image. They vary in tone as you go along.

   I can’t imagine how they did it, though. Perhaps they created a fairly large pixel size image, then sliced it in ribbons with some app (like paper would come out a shredder) and alternated each ribbon of pixels with one white and one black line. That’s how I’d have a go at it if I’d know which app to use.

7. Willem
   November 11th, 2006 05:06
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   Hahaha. You dumb bastard. It’s not a schooner. It’s a sailboat.

8. PrettyPirate
   November 25th, 2006 13:48
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   Yep. It’s definitely Jesus.

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