Stroboscopic Effect 1.2

Have you ever observed the phenomenon when wheels on a moving car seem to spin backward? This perceptual illusion is known as the stroboscopic effect, often referred to as the wagon-wheel effect. It occurs when an object rotates at specific speeds, creating the optical illusion of halting or moving in reverse.

Engage with this effect by rotating four distinct objects in either clockwise or counterclockwise directions. Experiment with different speeds until you observe the intriguing illusion of motion reversal or pause.

Among the objects provided is a specialized wheel featuring rings of alternating colors, allowing you to perceive the rings rotating in opposite directions.

This application is compatible across various devices, including native iPad, iPhone, and iPhone 4 with Retina display support.

Important Note: Individuals with epilepsy or seizure susceptibility are advised to exercise caution and avoid exposure to strobe lights or similar visual effects.