what is it called when u view an image/picture and you can see two different images in it?

Question

Hi :)

I was wondering if someone could help me, what is it called when u view an image/picture and you can see two different images in it. Sorry i cant explain it very well, yesturday i saw a picture that when you look at it it looks like an old women but when you look more closely it also looks like a young women from a different view, the picture has made it so you can see two different pictures within one picture.

Do anyone know what this is called?

Answer 1

It's called a paradigm



What you see first in one of these images depends on your point of view.

The link below is to a classic example of a visual paradigm that occurs.

http://facweb.cs.depaul.edu/sgrais/images/Contrast/vaseface.jpg

Answer 2

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Answer 3

*sigh* It's an optical illusion. The old woman/young girl one has been around for at least a hundred years, rather longer than oooh, let's say, holograms, for example.

Answer 4

I think the word you are looking for is "Hologram" if that's the way you spell it.



When you look at the picture from one direction it changes as you move.



I hope I have answered your question.

Answer 5

Stereo

Answer 6

Its called a 'Gestalt' image, or the style referred to as 'notan'.

Answer 7

double exposure, (2 pics taken in the same frame of film) the film was not wound on after the first pic