Post #1969606
2026-05-04 15:29 UTC
@bit101 You may be right. But, I would think the contrast forces the brain to focus more on one or the other alternately thus making the framing more pronounced. EG: This one then that one and back again. If you find a good explaination, would love to see a link in the comments. Great learning lesson for us.
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@retech@corteximplant.com 2026-05-04 15:33
@bit101 OOoh, just thought of this. Run a model with them very close together and further apart but grayscale and the same tone for each block. It would be interesting to see how those get processed. Perhaps a 3rd even with them close but the same grayscale values.