Change Blindness

<p>Recent discoveries in Cognitive Science have shown that, given a constant frequency and location, changes can be imperceptible.</p>

<p>The following link contains a collection of images that flicker; in every flicker a change occurs in the photo and it subsequently returns to its original state. This flickering procedes indefinitely; that is, until the viewer notices the change. Try to discover the change in the photos:</p>

<p><a href=“Page Not Found | University of South Dakota”>http://www.usd.edu/psyc301/Rensink.htm&lt;/a&gt;&lt;/p&gt;

<p>One can navigate to other photos by right-clicking on the flickering image, and selecting another stimulus. The ‘Dinner’ scene is most difficult, I think.</p>

<p>i dont see any changes…</p>

<p>In the first photo, the plane engine vanishes and returns in the flickering.</p>

<p>i dont see how you get to more images’</p>

<p>edit:nvm found it</p>

<p>I think ‘Market’ was pretty tough.</p>

<p>pretty cool, i thought the tourists was hardest</p>

<p>the only one i couldnt find was market…the rest are easypeeezy</p>

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<p>The color of the left-most male’s jeans change from blue to khaki.</p>

<p>to find them all easily, right click and say NO GAP, thatll make it a sinch.</p>

<p>i found them all on normal settings.</p>

<p>thats pretty cool…</p>

<p>My little sister who’s 8 can do these WAY faster than me!! I couldn’t get any right… my sister had to point them out for me :(</p>

<p>I thought the colour changing ones were the easiest (the grass and the jeans). The one that took me forever was the tombstone.</p>

<p>yeah the color changers were easy. once i got good at finding them it all was easy. i had a hard time with the boat one, but eventually got it.</p>

<p>that was really easy. i just wouldn’t focus on the obvious since that’s not going to change.</p>