holy heck that's rather dramatic actually...I feel like there might at least be a consistent spectral shift? maybe depending on what we're looking straight at? not at all sure about that tho ~Chara

this is pretty neat. there is one thing that your peripheral vision gets right tho, you aren't seeing straight lines.

you're seeing grayscale out there, it's literally just your brain filling in what it thinks is there based on surroundings, pretty much exactly like photoshops content aware fill! same goes for your blind spots

hey that's fucked up wow awesome

i'm doing my absolute best to get this to the edge of my peripheral vision but i either get reasonably close to the correct color or i can't really see anything other than it changing

what! what! what!

idk it seems to just be slightly inaccurate for me. a little brighter, a little morr saturated, or a slightly different hue
edit: oh i think i just wasnt putting it far enough in my peripheral vision
edit 2: nope still 80% accurate 90% of the time

I feel crazy cause I just...see the color? not sure what's supposed to happen

Interesting! I've tried a lot of these "see not-real colors" tricks, and for some reason, this is the only one that's actually like, worked for me, lmao

what the heck

if you look in a mirror and move your eyes, you'll never see your eyes move, because your brain blocks the signal. however, if you look at your phone's front-facing camera, the extra signal delay is enough to make the movement visible.