The wagon wheel illusion in movies and reality¶
Purves, P., & Andrews. (1996). The wagon wheel illusion in movies and reality.
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- Wagon-Wheel Effect
- The wagon-wheel effect is the visual phenomenon in which a spoked wheel rotating rapidly appears to slow, stop, or reverse direction — named for the appearance of stagecoach wheels in early Western films
This sourceEstablishes the phenomenon — wheels appearing to rotate backward in the movies and under stroboscopic presentation, and also under continuous light — but not the stagecoach-Western provenance of the name.
- The wagon-wheel effect is the visual phenomenon in which a spoked wheel rotating rapidly appears to slow, stop, or reverse direction — named for the appearance of stagecoach wheels in early Western films
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