Odd. She is moving clockwise for me. Can’t get her spinning in the other direction when looking directly at the picture, but if I look at the picture thought he corner of my eye, she will seem to spin in the other direction.
This is freaking me out
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CapitalGuy said:
To get her to change direction, I looked at my screen upside down, then returned to usual view. Halfway through, she changes direction. If I focus on her, she continues in the same direction.
The way to make her flip back and forth very quickly between clockwise and counterclockwise rotations is actually stated in the comments area at the bottom of the page. Just quickly switch your gaze of focus at the four corners of the image box and you can make her do the cha cha cha. Worked for me!
CapitalGuy said:
I was the exact same way. Freaked me out that I couldnt get her back to counter-clockwise. Still bugging me..ahhhhhhhhhh
bee eh said:
LOL that's funny....thinking about her pussy...
I found it is easier to change her direction by focusing on her lowermost foot.....then slowly moving up....
Pretty cool illusion.....
Bingo
The cigar goes to you, Papasmerf. I imported it into a video editing program to analyze it. The girl goes in both directions in a single half turn. When the two legs overlap that is when she switches direction. i.e. she is going both directions or neither depending on how you want to describe it.
What seems to happen is your brain fills in the rest to create the illusion she is only going in one direction. This is proof you are using one side of your brain. It's kind of like if you saw only gloves and boots. Your brain would fill in the rest of the body.
I don't think it's proof you're right brained or left brained. I found I could switch directions like others until I could spot "the switch" like others too.
So she does switch directions. However she does it every half turn.
The fact it takes some people a couple of revolutions before they spot the "switch" is proof they're using one side of their brain predominantly before they can break the illusion.
papasmerf said:
The cigar goes to you, Papasmerf. I imported it into a video editing program to analyze it. The girl goes in both directions in a single half turn. When the two legs overlap that is when she switches direction. i.e. she is going both directions or neither depending on how you want to describe it.
What seems to happen is your brain fills in the rest to create the illusion she is only going in one direction. This is proof you are using one side of your brain. It's kind of like if you saw only gloves and boots. Your brain would fill in the rest of the body.
I don't think it's proof you're right brained or left brained. I found I could switch directions like others until I could spot "the switch" like others too.
So she does switch directions. However she does it every half turn.
The fact it takes some people a couple of revolutions before they spot the "switch" is proof they're using one side of their brain predominantly before they can break the illusion.
Both directions.
This flash is fooling people.
the lady does spin in both direction at one time. Every 15 seconds or so it changes direction.
I believe this webpage is like a tabloid to fool the average person.
This flash is fooling people.
the lady does spin in both direction at one time. Every 15 seconds or so it changes direction.
I believe this webpage is like a tabloid to fool the average person.
xix said:
Sorry, I watched and counted, she doesn't actually change direction as she isn't actually spinning....
clockwise, but with bits of anticlockwise. Anyone else notice she has nipples? Maybe even a cameltoe.
all this and brains too! 
if you are going to be that finicky about details then you might have seen that in frame 13 there is the tiniest shadow on her legs, demonstrating that the raised leg is behind the leg she is balanced on, making her 'move' counter-clockwise, but who's counting
In reality, she is not moving in either direction, merely the same images extend from the vertical centre line and then retreat back, identically, alternating sides.
Personally, I can see her rotating both clockwise and counter-clockwise if I want, but the 'default' for me, is that she isn't spinning at all, simply 'wagging' her leg back and forth as if she can't make up her mind which way to spin!
What a neat .gif, thanks for posting =)
Fabulous said:
if you are going to be that finicky about details then you might have seen that in frame 13 there is the tiniest shadow on her legs, demonstrating that the raised leg is behind the leg she is balanced on, making her 'move' counter-clockwise, but who's counting
In reality, she is not moving in either direction, merely the same images extend from the vertical centre line and then retreat back, identically, alternating sides.
Personally, I can see her rotating both clockwise and counter-clockwise if I want, but the 'default' for me, is that she isn't spinning at all, simply 'wagging' her leg back and forth as if she can't make up her mind which way to spin!
What a neat .gif, thanks for posting =)
Fabulous said:
You were tricked even when you watched it frame by frame.
She is moving clockwise from frame 1 to 14.
Frame 15 is completely neutral, i.e. you could be looking at her back or her front. This is where the switch happens.
From frame 16 she is going counter clockwise to frame 34. And then the cycle repeats.
As I mentioned she is flipping back and forth and therefore is going neither direction.
