weird animation technique

[@John_C_J]

I just realised Steve is slowly becoming Tim from Grand Illusions plus he provides a scientific explanation for the stuff.

[@TomtheMagician21]

This is rly cool, would something like that work with RGB slits or maybe CMY? Like the way 3D anaglyph glasses only let through light in one side, I feel like that would be cool

[@varadparob28_01]

I used to play with those as a child and i know the science also 😂😂

[@heyyyyyy7055]

I actually have a book for toddlers on my book shelf, it was my sisters, but it’s called gallop and every page has one of these in it

[@Tyranitar66501]

I used to have that book too!

[@OfelieArt]

This technique was used in mob psycho's second opening and I kept thinking how cool it was! Thanks for explaining how it works 😁😁😁

[@AKATEATime]

How cool. Would that be kinda like polarization? You're only seeing what it lets you see.

[@amateurenthusiast9322]

Pumping out the shorts! We made some of these in art class a couple of years ago

[@Maxime4377]

What happens if you move it diagonally?

[@EeveeCoombs]

So it's basically a different version of a grammarphone - not sure if thats the name - the device was the cause of the first type of video