Ever Watch Wheel
Of Fortune, And Watch Vanna White Change The
Tiles. Let’s Suppose That Each Tile Actually Has Three Sides, But We Can Only See One At A Time.
Suppose, Each One Of These Tiles Represented A
BitMap On A Computer Generated Image. As
Barney The Dinosaur Would Say, Imagine That On One Side Of The Tiles Was One View or
Image, And On The Other Two Sides Would Be Other
Images.
Suppose That There
Were Hundreds, or Thousands Of These Tile, But Much Smaller. So, Small That When Viewed Far Away They Appeared To Be One
Composition. As Tiles Would Be Flipped You Would See A New Picture, Not To Much Unlike The Images Of Holograms Embedded On Credit Cards,
Except The Quality Would Be Better.
By Using This Technique I Could Have Three, (or More), Views Of A Room. One
View With A Man In It. One View Of The Same Room With A Shiny Silver Man In The Room And Another View Of The
Room Empty. By Hooking Up A Computer To Turn The Tiles For Me In A Very Precise Choreographed Way, And
Changing Only A Few Selected Tiles At A Time, I Can Give The Illusion That The Man Vaporized, or Transformed Slowly.
Go See, “Super
Mario Brothers” For A Visual Of What I’m Talking About, or, “Terminator II”. By
varying The bitmaps or pixels, (As Known On In The Computer Nomenclature),
We Can Generate Images, “Image”, {Now That’s An Interesting Word}.
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