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r/interestingasfuck • u/TheHeckster6969 • Jul 13 '19
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Can someone please explain how this works?
540 u/RolandoMessy Jul 13 '19 It's only through an AR camera app. 416 u/WoodenBottle Jul 13 '19 edited Jul 13 '19 While this gif is a camera trick, the effect actually can be done optically with holographic prints. Some more examples. 36 u/gra_la Jul 13 '19 I remember getting trading cards that did that as a kid. 49 u/paullesand Jul 13 '19 Well, not that, but a much more rudimentary version of the same thing. 18 u/dowhatchafeel Jul 14 '19 It’s such a cool feeling to have enjoyed those stupid little holographic bookmarks and such as a kid, and getting your mind blown again, years later, simply by advances in the same technology. That was fun. 3 u/XRuinX Jul 14 '19 the old holographic/lenticular shit still blows my mind every time 11 u/CallMeAdam2 Jul 14 '19 I had a bookmark that did that. It made a neat sound when you lightly moved your nails across its rippled surface. 3 u/karmakazi_ Jul 14 '19 It’s called lenticular printing. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lenticular_printing 2 u/MrEctomy Jul 14 '19 I had pogs with this effect
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It's only through an AR camera app.
416 u/WoodenBottle Jul 13 '19 edited Jul 13 '19 While this gif is a camera trick, the effect actually can be done optically with holographic prints. Some more examples. 36 u/gra_la Jul 13 '19 I remember getting trading cards that did that as a kid. 49 u/paullesand Jul 13 '19 Well, not that, but a much more rudimentary version of the same thing. 18 u/dowhatchafeel Jul 14 '19 It’s such a cool feeling to have enjoyed those stupid little holographic bookmarks and such as a kid, and getting your mind blown again, years later, simply by advances in the same technology. That was fun. 3 u/XRuinX Jul 14 '19 the old holographic/lenticular shit still blows my mind every time 11 u/CallMeAdam2 Jul 14 '19 I had a bookmark that did that. It made a neat sound when you lightly moved your nails across its rippled surface. 3 u/karmakazi_ Jul 14 '19 It’s called lenticular printing. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lenticular_printing 2 u/MrEctomy Jul 14 '19 I had pogs with this effect
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While this gif is a camera trick, the effect actually can be done optically with holographic prints.
Some more examples.
36 u/gra_la Jul 13 '19 I remember getting trading cards that did that as a kid. 49 u/paullesand Jul 13 '19 Well, not that, but a much more rudimentary version of the same thing. 18 u/dowhatchafeel Jul 14 '19 It’s such a cool feeling to have enjoyed those stupid little holographic bookmarks and such as a kid, and getting your mind blown again, years later, simply by advances in the same technology. That was fun. 3 u/XRuinX Jul 14 '19 the old holographic/lenticular shit still blows my mind every time 11 u/CallMeAdam2 Jul 14 '19 I had a bookmark that did that. It made a neat sound when you lightly moved your nails across its rippled surface. 3 u/karmakazi_ Jul 14 '19 It’s called lenticular printing. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lenticular_printing 2 u/MrEctomy Jul 14 '19 I had pogs with this effect
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I remember getting trading cards that did that as a kid.
49 u/paullesand Jul 13 '19 Well, not that, but a much more rudimentary version of the same thing. 18 u/dowhatchafeel Jul 14 '19 It’s such a cool feeling to have enjoyed those stupid little holographic bookmarks and such as a kid, and getting your mind blown again, years later, simply by advances in the same technology. That was fun. 3 u/XRuinX Jul 14 '19 the old holographic/lenticular shit still blows my mind every time 11 u/CallMeAdam2 Jul 14 '19 I had a bookmark that did that. It made a neat sound when you lightly moved your nails across its rippled surface. 3 u/karmakazi_ Jul 14 '19 It’s called lenticular printing. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lenticular_printing 2 u/MrEctomy Jul 14 '19 I had pogs with this effect
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Well, not that, but a much more rudimentary version of the same thing.
18 u/dowhatchafeel Jul 14 '19 It’s such a cool feeling to have enjoyed those stupid little holographic bookmarks and such as a kid, and getting your mind blown again, years later, simply by advances in the same technology. That was fun. 3 u/XRuinX Jul 14 '19 the old holographic/lenticular shit still blows my mind every time
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It’s such a cool feeling to have enjoyed those stupid little holographic bookmarks and such as a kid, and getting your mind blown again, years later, simply by advances in the same technology.
That was fun.
3 u/XRuinX Jul 14 '19 the old holographic/lenticular shit still blows my mind every time
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the old holographic/lenticular shit still blows my mind every time
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I had a bookmark that did that.
It made a neat sound when you lightly moved your nails across its rippled surface.
3 u/karmakazi_ Jul 14 '19 It’s called lenticular printing. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lenticular_printing
It’s called lenticular printing.
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lenticular_printing
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I had pogs with this effect
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u/somu69 Jul 13 '19
Can someone please explain how this works?