Journal of Illusion

Journal of Illusion (JOI) is an open-access journal that aims at gathering resources to promote the study of illusion.

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A reply from the person behind the account😉

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We are pleased to inform you that the latest article, “The Reversed Letter-Row Tilt Illusion and an Underlying Geometrical Illusion,” has now been published in the Journal of Illusion. You can find the article online by following this link: https://t.co/KBFla9JzR5

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Observers choose constant retinal disparity. The ‘Linton Stereo Illusion’ therefore appears to suggest that perceived stereo depth reflects retinal disparities rather than 3D geometry.

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We are happy to announce that our latest article has been published in the Journal of Illusion.

Linton , P. (2026). Linton stereo illusion. Journal of Illusion, 6. https://t.co/BONaGADBLT

Movie 4.
(To watch this demo, red-blue stereo glasses are required.)

To be continued...

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then back again (to 50 cm). The question is, what distance should we move the smaller circle forward and backward to maintain a constant perceived separation in depth between the circles? Constant physical distance (10 cm) or constant retinal disparity (6.7 cm)?

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We are pleased to inform you that the latest article, ”Learning a surfaces’ shape from binocular disparity and perceiving it from shading” is now published in Journal of Illusion.
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We are pleased to inform that the article ”Perceptual filling-in of the blind spot using surrounding filled-in information” is now published in Journal of Illusion. https://t.co/Z0s3E8RuOV

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We are pleased to inform that the article ”Three-dot misalignment illusion and related new illusions: a
rediscovery of Bouma and Andriessen’s (1968) oblique effect as a strong illusion” is now published in Journal of Illusion. https://t.co/Z2cAnIP6zR

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We are pleased to inform that the latest article ”Variations and extensions of the kinetic Orbison illusion” is now published in Journal of Illusion.
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We are pleased to inform you that a new article "Perpetual rotation of real and illusory shapes" has been published in Journal of Illusion.

Author(s): Yuki Kobayashi and Arthur G. Shapiro
Published date: 27 March 2025
URL: https://t.co/HkArkPwkIJ

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A new paper has been published!

Suzuki M., Noda R., & Takahashi K. (2024). Motion-induced blindness occurs with a simple motion mask. Journal of Illusion, 4. https://t.co/greSKnMwhJ

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We are pleased to inform you that your article ”The bumpy circle illusion: apparent shape-distortion of filled circles placed on a checkered pattern” is now published in Journal of Illusion.

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A new paper has been published in Journal of Illusion!!
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Sugihara K. (2023). Double-mirror illusion: a new class of 3D illusion that creates anomalous U-turn and anomalous translation simultaneously. Journal of Illusion, 4. https://t.co/Qyk39ZWMYl

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"Five types of anomalous perceptions created by the same mirror-reflection process" written by Kokichi Sugihara is now published in Journal of Illusion. https://t.co/o2dHKt1Dip

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Journal of Illusion papers can be found on Google Scholar.

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We are pleased to inform you that the latest article ”A pink illusion” written by Stuart Anstis has been published in Journal of Illusion!
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Enjoy ECVP2022!

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”The Sunburst illusion” written by Ito & Ding is now published in Journal of Illusion. https://t.co/TMb2cfT0bk
When a Mackay Ray figure is observed in paracentral vision, a fast but smooth pursuit eye movement produces an impression of bursting of a dazzling light in the center.

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We are pleased to inform that a new article "Motion-driven enhancement of a lower region cue in depth perception" has just been published in Journal of Illusion. https://t.co/nMSynQWutf