光学的な遮断を用いない動画装置による仮現運動の再定義と新しいイメージメディア創造

Abstract

The purpose of this study is to make moving images not from illumination-controlled intermittent motion but from physically contiguous motion. If the apparent motion can be produced by step motion and explained by a physical model, a distinction between real motion and apparent motion, which have been thought to be completely different, can be discussed. In our research, we have tried to design new moving image media using a mechanical method as a substitute for the optically controlled method (i.e. slits or strobe). Additionally, experiments were implemented about the perception of the apparent motion produced by step motion with our system. As a result, it became clear that the perception of apparent motion differs between individuals. This theory of moving image perception makes it possible to make moving images by using methods different from the existing one.