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1 Visual Illusions

2 Let’s re-look at our 6 named visual illusions and try to explain how they work using our knowledge of perception

3 The Ponzo Illusion

4 Müller-Lyer Illusion

5 Rubin’s Vase Illusion

6 Ames Room

7 Kanizsa Triangle Illusion

8 Necker Cube Illusion

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10 The Ponzo Illusion

11 Müller-Lyer Illusion

12 Rubin’s Vase Illusion

13 Ames Room

14 Ames Room

15 Kanizsa Triangle Illusion

16 Necker Cube Illusion

17 Which visual illusions can be assigned to each row?
Misinterpreted depth cues Ambiguity Fiction Size Constancy

18 Which visual illusions can be assigned to each row?
Misinterpreted depth cues Müller-Lyer Ponzo Ambiguity Necker Cube Rubin’s Vase Fiction Kanizsa Triangle Size Constancy Ames Room

19 Some other interesting images:

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