Mark Lanctot;132395 Wrote: > Oh and regarding aliasing - I also see this if you're in a prop plane > and you take a look at a reflection of the prop (strangely, a > reflection, say in a puddle, not directly). The prop will seem to > become stationary or go backwards as the pilot starts or stops it and > it hits a certain RPM. Yes, our brains do seem to have a natural frame > rate/sample rate or we wouldn't notice these effects.Hmm, not sure about that > - I've cetainly never noticed it when flying helicopters. If you're in artificial light, it's probably the frequency of the lights.
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