Asked by Hoài My Võ Th? on May 05, 2024
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When you watch a movie, the people and objects you see really do seem to move, miraculously enough. In fact, movies actually consist of a sequence of carefully timed still pictures. The phenomenon creating this effect in films is called __________.
A) motion detection
B) apparent movement
C) motion parallax
D) optic flow
Apparent Movement
The perception of movement produced by stimuli that are stationary but are presented first at one position and then, at an appropriate time interval, presented at a different position.
Sequence
An ordered list of elements or events arranged in a specific pattern.
Still Pictures
Photographs or images that capture and freeze a moment in time, without movement.
- Familiarize oneself with the notion of apparent motion and its application in various contexts.
- Understand the principle underlying motion pictures and animated signs.
Verified Answer
CB
Camille BlandinMay 05, 2024
Final Answer :
B
Explanation :
Apparent movement is the phenomenon that creates the illusion of movement in movies which are actually a sequence of still pictures presented in quick succession. Motion detection, motion parallax, and optic flow are related to motion perception but not specific to the creation of the illusion of movement in movies.
Learning Objectives
- Familiarize oneself with the notion of apparent motion and its application in various contexts.
- Understand the principle underlying motion pictures and animated signs.