if a stationary obserber watched the wheel of a moving cycle ,then which spoked will apear him move distinct.
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That’s because under these conditions “continuous motion” is, in essence an illusion.
Every time you think you are seeing something in motion, what you areactually seeing is a series of still images played close enough together that your brain stitches them into a continuous scene.
The stroboscopic effect occurs when an object’s motion coincides with the sampling rate.
Consider, for a moment, that your recording device has a sampling rate of 20 frames per second. If you look at a fan blade that is rotating at 20 rotations a second.
Every time you think you are seeing something in motion, what you areactually seeing is a series of still images played close enough together that your brain stitches them into a continuous scene.
The stroboscopic effect occurs when an object’s motion coincides with the sampling rate.
Consider, for a moment, that your recording device has a sampling rate of 20 frames per second. If you look at a fan blade that is rotating at 20 rotations a second.
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cycle's tire's spoke
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