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Given what we know about the illusion of movement produced when a series of images are briefly flashed as in an animated motion picture we can confirm that it refers to a stroboscopic effect.

What is a stroboscopic effect?

  • A stroboscopic movement is just that, an effect that causes the viewer to perceive motion in a series of still images, due to the form and speed at which they are presented.
  • This is the underlying science behind animation, as thousands of still images are flashed at high speeds in a way that causes the viewer to perceive them as a movement.

Therefore we can confirm that the illusion of movement produced when a series of images are briefly flashed as in an animated motion picture refers to a stroboscopic effect.

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