Ummmm Wtf? is this some kind f illusion or is it only that scary face xD

Boro said:
Ummmm Wtf? is this some kind f illusion or is it only that scary face xD

I think it is an Optional Illusion, since the picture we see from the thumbnail is acctually there but yet not XD

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I knew there was something funny going on when I read "Cupcake?"...

tried adjusting the briteness. didn't work

Opening it with most of my programs I can see the cupcake side of the image, but I'm not exactly the geek to figure it out normally...

the fuck is this? i can see the normal image with every programm, just not here on the interwebs..

It's probably an animated .png, as that image format is generally only supported by a few web-browsers at this point...

whatever you do, dont lean the screan back D:

Iiiiiiiii'm not getting it.

Pelleelle, I would say you got me, but it actually does look way scarrier that way.l....

oh wait, nvm, it's the dif between the thumbnail and the pic.

Did anyone else hear TFS Popo saying "Hiiiiiiii" when they saw this image?

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I c wut u did thar...
The picture compressed into a thumbnail is shown as RD and AJ.
While if the picture is expanded, the black lines over-show the picture.
Right?...

Pretty sure this is not an animation and doesn't seem to be an optical illusion either, no mind tricks going on as the pattern of the "cupcake ponies" is simply too faint (less than one percent intensity). Most likely taking advantage of some property of the PNG format and I'm quite intrigued of how they managed to create the effect to be honest.

thats actually some impressive work

Does the "tag what you see" rule apply here?

I neeeed to know how they did this

scared tf out of me :(

rendering said:
I neeeed to know how they did this

Sudden answer out of nowhere!

First thing, that's png image. Besides pixels, it contains long forgotten thing like gamma correction. In short, the lower the this gamma correction number, the darker the image, change is not linear. That is, bright dots lose brightness much slowly than dark ones. So by applying slightly brighter image (Pinkie smile) on top of already bright one(Dash and Jack) and then gamma correcting it we should have that applied image (and invitation to a party). Details on Wikipedia and Duckduckgoogle.

Now the fun part. Most tools don't apply gamma correction on stored pixels nor do they copy gamma correction value to the preview png file, so after resizing, gamma is lost. But browsers ( and some viewers like Imagine) do. You can open it Gimp/Photoshop/Irfanview and move gamma value to check it yourself with original file.

narji said:
I think it is an Optional Illusion, since the picture we see from the thumbnail is acctually there but yet not XD

yeah look at it with sample size850 px