Remember those classic psychology experiments where people walk around for a couple days with glasses that either flip the image up/down or right/left and then their brain seems to adjust to the swap? I'm curious about the effect and would love to get a hold of some of the glasses they used.
Does anyone know of a commercial (or have one they can send me) pair of goggles that will do a left right image swap?
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A kind reader pointed out that I frequently mention algorithms, but that I haven't defined them in the basics posts. To me, they're so fundamental to the stuff I do for a living that I completely forgot that they're an interesting idea.
Everybody's talking about the Body Swap Illusion. So why should I bother. Here's what you need to know:
The original paper is here, at PLoS.
Here are some blog posts on the topic:
So, the financial questions keep coming. I'm avoiding a lot of them, because
(A) they bore me, and (B) I'm really not the right person to ask. I try to stay
I believe you could use an image erector for a telescope, "Terrestrial Image Erector - Straight View". One is here on this page...
http://www.galileotelescope.com/nf/int_acc.htm
Not too expensive either, and it is a straight not 45 degree.
Email Jim Matiya - he is easily Googleable. He is a high school teacher that makes (somewhat low-quality) inversion googles and he probably can work up left-right awapping as well.