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Tanner Creek, OR, 2011.
All the pixels, none of the need to be outdoors, at https://www.flickr.com/photos/mattblaze/5892599507
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Tanner Creek, OR, 2011.
All the pixels, none of the need to be outdoors, at https://www.flickr.com/photos/mattblaze/5892599507
#photography
@[email protected] I’ve always wondered what the upper limit is for the human eye. Meaning at what speed would something have to move so that we wouldn’t even register it.
@[email protected] I think it’s complicated. Most of the studies I’m aware of look at our ability to perceive smooth movement from a series discrete images (like in cinema), which isn’t quite the same as our ability to perceive a fast-moving object.