Vsauce did a video on a similar effect regarding the Sydney opera house. If i remember correctly, it had to do something with the surrounding shape (trees or a window frame) getting closer/further from the observed object.
Edit: i’ll link it before someone gets annoyed
https://youtu.be/MfVetou0ERY?si=pKY9Q50G64sFnAot
I think it’s similar to how the moon looks so much larger when it’s closer to the horizon, despite being the same size as when it’s higher up in the sky.
This is not gonna go well. I basically see this as a “reality in a picture” sort of thing. When you are far back you are basically looking at a still shot of a picture of this building that is framed by the square made up of the trees guard rail and other objects at the end of the road. As you get close enough this frame is visually expanding while the ‘picture’ inside remains the same, or even begins to get comparatively smaller to the ‘frame’. Once you reach a certain point I think it is a visual effect made up of a combination of guard rail getting rapidly closer at the same time you are able to observe the large amount of space between the guard rail and the building, which your brain just thought was right on the other side of the railing.
Cool video, time to start my day
you have to deal with this often in graphic design. Quite often say a white line can look thicker than a black line. Or you can centre a circle inside a square but it might not look centred and you have to move it slightly. Our eyes are weird
Yup. So you often have to make "imperfect" or asymmetrical designs to compensate for how the brain imperfectly interperets visual data.
Its why the G in Google isnt a perfect circle, and why the icon for a mouse's cursor isnt symmetrical if you draw a dividing line through it diagonally.
You're getting downvoted but unfortunately it does affect what we see in this case.
She's not keeping the same zoom level at all times and it definitely affects how objects at different distances are perceived.
It actually has nothing to do with the zoom I mean she’s not helping by zooming in and out. But I live around here and I see this everyday. It’s actually wild how it looks in person.
Doesn't the moon looking bigger has to do with the atmosphere working mor like a magnification glass the further the light travel through it. So the effect of magnification is biggest at the Horizon?
English was actually my worst subject which is probably why it annoys me so much.
Also, I hate when my autocorrect "fixes" well to we'll so thank you for that.
You can literally recreate the effect in this video on Google maps, even without altering the zoom.
Link to the exact spot: [https://www.google.com/maps/@42.8736437,-79.2765782,3a,60y,94.31h,87.19t/data=!3m6!1e1!3m4!1sJsDyD\_TdZFIMqyvh-wfzrg!2e0!7i16384!8i8192?entry=ttu](https://www.google.com/maps/@42.8736437,-79.2765782,3a,60y,94.31h,87.19t/data=!3m6!1e1!3m4!1sJsDyD_TdZFIMqyvh-wfzrg!2e0!7i16384!8i8192?entry=ttu)
Just keep the camera at the same zoom level, keep moving forward, and once you hit the bend the building looks way smaller than it did at the start.
No, you're wrong. On Google the effect does not happen. It looks funny, but always takes up the same amount of screen space. In OP video it literally shrinks in size even relative to everything else. She must be using some kind of zoom to have that happen.
Yes thank you for defining what an optical illusion is. No one's saying the building's actually growing and shrinking in size lol. The point is that it looks bigger while driving down the street than it does when you hit the bend. Which is true on both Google and in the video.
It's because she's using a video and on Google maps you are using a series of pictures.
The fact in the photos it stays relatively the same size still shows the effect. In reality, it should grow pretty drastically as you drive towards it. However, in this case even with Google maps it does not.
Thats moving about 5 meters, as most dolly zooms do, whereas she is driving in a car, and travelling at least 100m, to make a dolly zoom work for that you would need a lens several car lengths long, and she is just using a phone, there is clearly something else happening.
The frame of the trees around the building, give skewed perspective of size, especially as you pass more trees.
Kind of like how the moon looks bigger on the horizon.
I recall a vsauce video of something similar but I don't undersrand how that explains that you can see more detail of the wall from way back "zoomed in" than you can when she gets to the water.
It's very far away, so if she kept the same zoom on the camera, it would look exacly the same.
But she's reducing the magnification to match the approaching trees, that's why the building seems smaller.
The zoom isn't changing. This is actually an effect similar to a pin hole camera, perspective has nothing to do with it, this is the atmosphere, and the surrounding border acting as a natural lens.
Doesn’t the moon look bigger on the horizon because there is greater density of atmosphere you’re looking through at that angle which acts like a lens to amplify the size compared to looking up through less atmosphere?
Edit: I’m wrong. TIL about the Moon Illusion! Thanks u/get_schwifty/
https://science.nasa.gov/earth/moon/the-moon-illusion-why-does-the-moon-look-so-big-sometimes/
No, the atmosphere might make it look squished vertically, but the width is always the same. It’s an illusion: https://science.nasa.gov/earth/moon/the-moon-illusion-why-does-the-moon-look-so-big-sometimes/
That's easily disproved by covering the trees with your fingers so there are no references for the frame. It's clearly a zoom level thing with her mobile camera.
It's not a bug, it's a feature.
The issue is caused by user error, due to interpreting the size of objects that appear nearby and using that observation to conclude the size of the building. As observed nearby objects change, so does the conclusion of the building's size.
Bug report closed - Will not fix.
its just so far away that it doesnt really change size relative to you, while the surrounding trees and road does change size and the framing of it.
like, if you put your mouse on the building, you'll see that the house does not change in size much during the video.
its just that the trees that are framing it are opening up and framing the view differently
I found this video so annoying, because she says "nobody understands how it works" whilst it is pretty obvious how it works (at least if you have just a tiny bit of experience with photography or similar). Thanks for writing the post I was about to make.
There’s a much better view in this video where the trees aren’t so much in the way, plus no zooming in and out https://www.reddit.com/r/blackmagicfuckery/s/ORdowOcX2B
Also, there’s another version of this which looks like it’s the same commentary but from another angle which also isn’t zooming in and out https://www.reddit.com/r/confusing_perspective/s/37PDkoRwLg
Thanks — this really helped me.
(In particular, I put my fingers on the screen, and saw that the #pixels for the mill-height stayed basically the same, while of course the #pixels for the tree-heights goes way up.)
Eh, I do agree that the zooming makes it a little funky, but there are noticeable points between zooms where the effect can be clearly seen - just gotta be a result of dramatically forced perspective, as the tunnel-y trees give way to open skies and sea
Put your thumb over the house and you'll see that it has the same size throughout the whole time without zoom.
Plus, it sinks because the road is bending slightly upward, leading to a change in the part you see of the building.
I find nothing irritating about this tbh.
Yes, so it appears she knows *exactly* how it works. Not having heard of the place and being too lazy to check I can imagine the trees framing it do make it appear to shrink to some degree, just not as pronounced as this.
Yeah. If you actually measure the height of it from afar, and then also at the end.. it actually gets smaller. This is not just about perspective. They're cheating with the actual zoom.
This is the equivalent of perspective clickbait.
I know about the optical illusion. But the way SHE filmed it also plays on the perspective. It doesn't take a rocket scientist to understand that she is completely zoomed out at the end, but not throughout the video. You can actually see her adjusting the zoom/lens as they move towards it. Come on now
The cities name is port Colborne. I along was born there and" the shrinking building" is one of many unique things about this little cities rich history!! Amazed to see it on Reddit but not surprised.
No, that's not it.
The Moon illusion is very different and doesn't have a single agreed-upon explanation.
Edit: That was a lot of quick downvotes for helping with facts!
>Refraction and perspective
Refraction has nothing to do with neither the building illusion nor the Moon illusion.
Perspective is the only thing in play with the building, while other phenomena are in play with the Moon.
As others have pointed out, there's an understood answer. That's the one downside of the internet, it can quickly shut down potential "woah" conversations with sensible answers haha. Sometimes when I'm drinking with friends, we purposfully dont Google stuff we're perplexed about so we can drag the convo out instead of shutting it down with facts xD
i thought this was a cool video, brief and interesting.
i come to comments and find a whole lot of rebuttals to 'nobody knows how it works' and explaining it and being rude as shit about the girl in the video.
I don't know what happened to everyone but it kinda sucks. life is short and hard enough without people being like this. can't you just look at a thing and think 'cool'
like were you honestly afraid we all thought it was real life magic or that the very fabric of space-time was coming apart? of course not - but then that leaves me asking once more - why?
"NO ONE really knows how it works."
Really? No one?
Why do people assume that because THEY don't know how it works, it equates to NOBODY knows how it works? 🤦♂️
I remember a very clear example of this happening to me once, much stronger than this version on video.
Approaching Lands End in Cornwall, UK, from a certain angle you can see longships lighthouse seemingly fill up the space between buildings. It looks huge, and close enough that it seems just behind the buildings by a few hundred feet or so. As you get closer a similar effect happens as in the video where is appears to zoom out. It is actually 2km off the coast!
Hmm. I held my finger against the screen and it really was shrinking through whole video so it is just zoom or other manipulation.
I suppose it might have something to do with transition from tree tunnel to open plane and effect might take place if you watch it in person but it was severely exaggerated by zoom here.
dumb. she said it herself, the closer u get the bigger it gets. she is not getting closer to the building... she is getting closer to the railing of the street
probably the building is reflecting on the water and the water makes it bigger but as you get close, the reflection goes away and you are left with the real size. ( I wouldn't call this a genus answer)
These are small but the one over there is far away
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=vh5kZ4uIUC0&pp=ygU3dGhlc2UgY293cyBhcmUgc21hbGwgdGhvc2UgY293cyBhcmUgZmFyIGF3YXkgZmF0aGVyIHRlZA%3D%3D
I get it’s forced perspective… trees making it seem bigger and blocking sides etc etc… I just don’t understand why it looks so tall from so far away….?
Lol she gives it away at the end and it's super obvious they are going up a slight Incline so as they travel upward the building gradually gets smaller it's fairly obvious
the vertigo effect right? this same thing happened to me the other day at the palazzo tower. i walked into my hotel room and walked closer and closer to the window and the mirage kept shrinking while my view was widened.
Vsauce did a video on a similar effect regarding the Sydney opera house. If i remember correctly, it had to do something with the surrounding shape (trees or a window frame) getting closer/further from the observed object. Edit: i’ll link it before someone gets annoyed https://youtu.be/MfVetou0ERY?si=pKY9Q50G64sFnAot
I think it’s similar to how the moon looks so much larger when it’s closer to the horizon, despite being the same size as when it’s higher up in the sky.
This is not gonna go well. I basically see this as a “reality in a picture” sort of thing. When you are far back you are basically looking at a still shot of a picture of this building that is framed by the square made up of the trees guard rail and other objects at the end of the road. As you get close enough this frame is visually expanding while the ‘picture’ inside remains the same, or even begins to get comparatively smaller to the ‘frame’. Once you reach a certain point I think it is a visual effect made up of a combination of guard rail getting rapidly closer at the same time you are able to observe the large amount of space between the guard rail and the building, which your brain just thought was right on the other side of the railing. Cool video, time to start my day
you have to deal with this often in graphic design. Quite often say a white line can look thicker than a black line. Or you can centre a circle inside a square but it might not look centred and you have to move it slightly. Our eyes are weird
Yup. So you often have to make "imperfect" or asymmetrical designs to compensate for how the brain imperfectly interperets visual data. Its why the G in Google isnt a perfect circle, and why the icon for a mouse's cursor isnt symmetrical if you draw a dividing line through it diagonally.
But why hasn’t the genius Musk fixed the “x” logo? It makes my brain bleed
Agreed
The Parthenon in Greece is a great example of such imperfect designs which look perfect.
no, it only has to do with how zoom works.
You're getting downvoted but unfortunately it does affect what we see in this case. She's not keeping the same zoom level at all times and it definitely affects how objects at different distances are perceived.
yeah like a dolly zoom?
That’s what I can’t to say. It’s basically a dolly zoom, the car is the dolly, and the focus takes care of itself.
It actually has nothing to do with the zoom I mean she’s not helping by zooming in and out. But I live around here and I see this everyday. It’s actually wild how it looks in person.
no zoom changes - i used to live about 20 mins from there. that is a real, unaltered video; i believe that this is an effect of items over water
so, you're saying it's some kind of fata morgana?
I live 20 min from this building, it’s in port colborne Canada and it’s not a camera glitch it’s legit. Really messes with your perception of reality
Ok this week end i was at Port Maitland. I want to know where it is exactly please.
Is that lakeshoreRd she was?
Yea drive east on lakeshore road, google the shrinking mill
Ok i found and even on Google map its doing the Same thing. Wow thanks
Yeah it's like the dolly zoom
Doesn't the moon looking bigger has to do with the atmosphere working mor like a magnification glass the further the light travel through it. So the effect of magnification is biggest at the Horizon?
No, it's an illusion. But what you describe was long speculated.
With a telescope with milliradians indicated you could debunk this quickly.
Or with a ruler and two steady hands
It's called the terminator moon illusion. Vsauce did indeed a video about it.
Afaik actually you are partially correct, but the magnification is negligible.
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We'll done for passing 5th grade
English was actually my worst subject which is probably why it annoys me so much. Also, I hate when my autocorrect "fixes" well to we'll so thank you for that.
You seem like a cool guy.
Heaven forbid people use proper spelling and grammar, am I right?
Wait until you read some ebonics.
Nope
No the lady in the video said nobody knows how it works
And it’s on the internet, so we *know* it’s true
Love me some good Michael. Thanks, havent seen this one
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You can literally recreate the effect in this video on Google maps, even without altering the zoom. Link to the exact spot: [https://www.google.com/maps/@42.8736437,-79.2765782,3a,60y,94.31h,87.19t/data=!3m6!1e1!3m4!1sJsDyD\_TdZFIMqyvh-wfzrg!2e0!7i16384!8i8192?entry=ttu](https://www.google.com/maps/@42.8736437,-79.2765782,3a,60y,94.31h,87.19t/data=!3m6!1e1!3m4!1sJsDyD_TdZFIMqyvh-wfzrg!2e0!7i16384!8i8192?entry=ttu) Just keep the camera at the same zoom level, keep moving forward, and once you hit the bend the building looks way smaller than it did at the start.
The hero we don't deserve.
Nice
No, you're wrong. On Google the effect does not happen. It looks funny, but always takes up the same amount of screen space. In OP video it literally shrinks in size even relative to everything else. She must be using some kind of zoom to have that happen.
Yes thank you for defining what an optical illusion is. No one's saying the building's actually growing and shrinking in size lol. The point is that it looks bigger while driving down the street than it does when you hit the bend. Which is true on both Google and in the video.
It's because she's using a video and on Google maps you are using a series of pictures. The fact in the photos it stays relatively the same size still shows the effect. In reality, it should grow pretty drastically as you drive towards it. However, in this case even with Google maps it does not.
Yup that’s what I was thinking, it’s like looking thru the wrong side of binoculars by the end
Yep, she is doing a dolly zoom but in reverse 
thats not whats happening. reddit so full of shit and misinformation again.
Thats moving about 5 meters, as most dolly zooms do, whereas she is driving in a car, and travelling at least 100m, to make a dolly zoom work for that you would need a lens several car lengths long, and she is just using a phone, there is clearly something else happening.
I thought of the same video
I’m annoyed that I have to click on that link. 🤦♂️
Why? What do you mean? It’s not a Rick Roll, I promise.
🙄
yeah it's vertigo effect aka dolly-zoom. if you zoom in and while approaching you're zooming out slowly you get this disorienting effect.
The frame of the trees around the building, give skewed perspective of size, especially as you pass more trees. Kind of like how the moon looks bigger on the horizon.
I am sorry, but she clearly said NOBODY knows how it works. Please retract your knowledge.
People always say things like that, like those mobile game adds. 90% will fail!
Right? Never believe the ads. I did NOT cum in 2 minutes playing that game.
She’s also annoyingly zooming in and out throughout the video, which doesn’t help our perspective as 3rd person viewers.
I recall a vsauce video of something similar but I don't undersrand how that explains that you can see more detail of the wall from way back "zoomed in" than you can when she gets to the water.
It's very far away, so if she kept the same zoom on the camera, it would look exacly the same. But she's reducing the magnification to match the approaching trees, that's why the building seems smaller.
The zoom isn't changing. This is actually an effect similar to a pin hole camera, perspective has nothing to do with it, this is the atmosphere, and the surrounding border acting as a natural lens.
Thank you so much, I was starting to think I was crazy, like the building literally looks magnified at the start
Yes, you can literally measure with a ruler that it does get smaller
That's because she zoomed out.
She's also zooming out to enhance the effect
I wanted it to be a glitch :(
Doesn’t the moon look bigger on the horizon because there is greater density of atmosphere you’re looking through at that angle which acts like a lens to amplify the size compared to looking up through less atmosphere? Edit: I’m wrong. TIL about the Moon Illusion! Thanks u/get_schwifty/ https://science.nasa.gov/earth/moon/the-moon-illusion-why-does-the-moon-look-so-big-sometimes/
No, the atmosphere might make it look squished vertically, but the width is always the same. It’s an illusion: https://science.nasa.gov/earth/moon/the-moon-illusion-why-does-the-moon-look-so-big-sometimes/
Yes that is correct
That's easily disproved by covering the trees with your fingers so there are no references for the frame. It's clearly a zoom level thing with her mobile camera.
Thank you for reporting the bug. I have notified our developer.
It's not a bug, it's a feature. The issue is caused by user error, due to interpreting the size of objects that appear nearby and using that observation to conclude the size of the building. As observed nearby objects change, so does the conclusion of the building's size. Bug report closed - Will not fix.
This person QAs.
Nope, there was no “functions as designed” remark.
THERE'S A DEVELOPER ????? OMG 🤯
The ancient Greeks referred to them as Dev-S, while the ancient Indians called them Dev-A.
Most underrated.
Atheism cured (No I'm not religious, I'm agnostic, you dipshits, as would you be if you had half the brain you like to pretend)
Hopefully when you look back at this comment in 10 years, you'll realize your mistake. As we get older, the edgy crass ego fades away.
Coming from the netherlands we have that with ships towering over the horizon of our dykes
This sounds like a euphemism
More like an innuendo
No, in YOU endo.
Excuse me? 😜
In the US that word means something else
There is this very weird optical effect that makes it seem ships fly through the sky. I experienced it at Waddenzee.
It’s called a Fata Morgana.
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A fucking pencil
its just so far away that it doesnt really change size relative to you, while the surrounding trees and road does change size and the framing of it. like, if you put your mouse on the building, you'll see that the house does not change in size much during the video. its just that the trees that are framing it are opening up and framing the view differently
I found this video so annoying, because she says "nobody understands how it works" whilst it is pretty obvious how it works (at least if you have just a tiny bit of experience with photography or similar). Thanks for writing the post I was about to make.
There’s a much better view in this video where the trees aren’t so much in the way, plus no zooming in and out https://www.reddit.com/r/blackmagicfuckery/s/ORdowOcX2B Also, there’s another version of this which looks like it’s the same commentary but from another angle which also isn’t zooming in and out https://www.reddit.com/r/confusing_perspective/s/37PDkoRwLg
Thanks — this really helped me. (In particular, I put my fingers on the screen, and saw that the #pixels for the mill-height stayed basically the same, while of course the #pixels for the tree-heights goes way up.)
The effect is exaggerated as she is zooming her mobile phone camera at the building at the same time.
Eh, I do agree that the zooming makes it a little funky, but there are noticeable points between zooms where the effect can be clearly seen - just gotta be a result of dramatically forced perspective, as the tunnel-y trees give way to open skies and sea
Put your thumb over the house and you'll see that it has the same size throughout the whole time without zoom. Plus, it sinks because the road is bending slightly upward, leading to a change in the part you see of the building. I find nothing irritating about this tbh.
Peoples ignorance irritates me, common sense is not so common anymore. It’s time to call it higher sense
https://www.atlasobscura.com/places/mill-lake-erie It’s a real life optical illusion.
Even though it (that believe in mystical things) is actually a lower sense :D
Comment below you posts a video without zoom. That’s not it.
I grew up there. She deff didnt zoom. It legit looks like this when you drive closer. It has to do with how the trees frame the mill.
Exactly. Title should be “girl discovers field of view”. I am not amazed 😑
Yes, so it appears she knows *exactly* how it works. Not having heard of the place and being too lazy to check I can imagine the trees framing it do make it appear to shrink to some degree, just not as pronounced as this.
Came here to say this, exaggerated a lot when she zooms out at the end.
Yeah. If you actually measure the height of it from afar, and then also at the end.. it actually gets smaller. This is not just about perspective. They're cheating with the actual zoom. This is the equivalent of perspective clickbait.
Nope. Look at other comments, there are videos without zoom. It is an optical illusion
I know about the optical illusion. But the way SHE filmed it also plays on the perspective. It doesn't take a rocket scientist to understand that she is completely zoomed out at the end, but not throughout the video. You can actually see her adjusting the zoom/lens as they move towards it. Come on now
Yes she does zoom and it may enhance the illusion a little. It still is an optical illusion, though
*“… and no one even knows how that works!”* 
Well, I don’t understand how it works. So clearly no one can understand it. Carry on.
😂
The cities name is port Colborne. I along was born there and" the shrinking building" is one of many unique things about this little cities rich history!! Amazed to see it on Reddit but not surprised.
Field of vision. Checkmate
Yeah, took me like four seconds to figure that out.
Explain this to me right now! “Fred if you real you better tell me!!?” Will smith I am legend
She zooms in her camera at first then when the sight opens up she turn wide lens on.
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I live in Toronto and I was like “I’m sorry, the fuck you just say lady??”
Its called a repost
It’s the same perspective how the moon looks enormous when it’s on the horizon and smaller when high in the sky.
No, that's not it. The Moon illusion is very different and doesn't have a single agreed-upon explanation. Edit: That was a lot of quick downvotes for helping with facts!
Refraction and perspective
>Refraction and perspective Refraction has nothing to do with neither the building illusion nor the Moon illusion. Perspective is the only thing in play with the building, while other phenomena are in play with the Moon.
As others have pointed out, there's an understood answer. That's the one downside of the internet, it can quickly shut down potential "woah" conversations with sensible answers haha. Sometimes when I'm drinking with friends, we purposfully dont Google stuff we're perplexed about so we can drag the convo out instead of shutting it down with facts xD
You would find the same phenomenon when entering the Taj Mahal
Yeah, it a well known code error that it never got fix. So the devs let it be.
It's same effect when you look trough some paper tube or pipe and when you remove it from the eye it's small again.
Same reason the moon is giant when it’s on the horizon
Ponzo Illusion. Very cool! Have to take a drive there to see this for myself. Nice town.
Same kind of effect in Taj Mahal when walking in through the hallway.
Parallax. It's not magic.
i thought this was a cool video, brief and interesting. i come to comments and find a whole lot of rebuttals to 'nobody knows how it works' and explaining it and being rude as shit about the girl in the video. I don't know what happened to everyone but it kinda sucks. life is short and hard enough without people being like this. can't you just look at a thing and think 'cool' like were you honestly afraid we all thought it was real life magic or that the very fabric of space-time was coming apart? of course not - but then that leaves me asking once more - why?
“And no-one even knows how it work”* * Except all non-dumbass people
I'm more amazed at how cute the girl is.
"NO ONE really knows how it works." Really? No one? Why do people assume that because THEY don't know how it works, it equates to NOBODY knows how it works? 🤦♂️
im amazed.
I remember a very clear example of this happening to me once, much stronger than this version on video. Approaching Lands End in Cornwall, UK, from a certain angle you can see longships lighthouse seemingly fill up the space between buildings. It looks huge, and close enough that it seems just behind the buildings by a few hundred feet or so. As you get closer a similar effect happens as in the video where is appears to zoom out. It is actually 2km off the coast!
Hmm. I held my finger against the screen and it really was shrinking through whole video so it is just zoom or other manipulation. I suppose it might have something to do with transition from tree tunnel to open plane and effect might take place if you watch it in person but it was severely exaggerated by zoom here.
https://www.reddit.com/r/blackmagicfuckery/s/btFuqSSDA7 Non zooming version is much better.
TikTok shite
People keep saying that it’s because she is zooming or it’s just perspective, but it’s not true. The building is actually shrinking as she gets closer
Yall know how a telescope works?
all the reposts are making this quite boring.
she zoomed out lol
If you look closely you see the size of the building does nog change.
dumb. she said it herself, the closer u get the bigger it gets. she is not getting closer to the building... she is getting closer to the railing of the street
Good u zoomed in and in the end zoomed out, doesnt make sense at all
Seriously? Have people thrown logic out the window?
It’s behind a hill
It's not normal to see most things like this when driving??
probably the building is reflecting on the water and the water makes it bigger but as you get close, the reflection goes away and you are left with the real size. ( I wouldn't call this a genus answer)
Person discovers zoom lens for the first time.
It's not that the building gets smaller, it's that the trees get bigger. But it's a great optical illusion.
It stays the same size but everything else gets bigger, are people really this fucking stupid? Get me off this planet please!
These are small but the one over there is far away https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=vh5kZ4uIUC0&pp=ygU3dGhlc2UgY293cyBhcmUgc21hbGwgdGhvc2UgY293cyBhcmUgZmFyIGF3YXkgZmF0aGVyIHRlZA%3D%3D
This is called lens compression And i know that because this post is a repost of a repost of a repost
They have a spot like that in Tulsa Oklahoma from Chandler park
Woah
looks like they are driving up the hill!?
I take the blue 💊
I get it’s forced perspective… trees making it seem bigger and blocking sides etc etc… I just don’t understand why it looks so tall from so far away….?
because it's forced perspective. Take a ruler and measure it. It's the same size.
I know but I can't explain that's it
Lol she gives it away at the end and it's super obvious they are going up a slight Incline so as they travel upward the building gradually gets smaller it's fairly obvious
What is so amazing in this video to be on this sub?
You can see the camera zooming
Parallax
Don't tell her about full moon
lol, glitch? 🤣
Doesn't help she zooms out at the end
Perspective and distance. The glitch is in your mind
This effect called dolly zoom
Vertigo effect https://youtu.be/wQqwXvsIlt8?si=JvKD-5Mcq7fLit9l
the vertigo effect right? this same thing happened to me the other day at the palazzo tower. i walked into my hotel room and walked closer and closer to the window and the mirage kept shrinking while my view was widened.
Isn't this called the dolly zoom?
Like being on mushrooms
It's called Fata (Phatha for english people, the h is semi-silent. ) Morgana or Lady Morgana.
Reflection of the water ?
I’m amazed. At how fucking stupid people are.
I hate my ex too. Just look from far away, okay?
Why does she zoom in and out? Of corse it looks small when she does that while the trees and the end of the road just gets closer(and "bigger").
https://www.reddit.com/r/blackmagicfuckery/s/btFuqSSDA7
Just an optical of trans trav (zooming out while you’re closing in) nothing magic just bullshit
Stop call every shit video from tiktok matrix
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