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A while ago I sent Jazza a pair of these goggles, and he tried painting a Bob Ross Painting. I thought it looked like a hilarious time, so I tried it myself after making some new goggles!
Check out his video: th-cam.com/video/5S3HIhbFx64/w-d-xo.html
I always comment fast to stop the "first!"ers.
Had I known you also dislike that, I would have actually watched and had something relevant to say, first. ;)
I was gonna say, you're stepping into Jazza's territory again
Your eyes upside down is SO funny!
Have u ever reconsider challenging other youtubers to do that
You should try and do a colab with jazza and mix your two talents together
Man that painting looks a million times better than I expected.
Most likes I ever got on my comment. Thanks everyone.
@@meetv7700 Well done, we're all very proud of you.
not as good as the Huntar Biden paintings fueled by Parmesan Cheese
@@meetv77008 years 3 months and 11 days without subscribers here you go
Yes, I always wanted to know if that was true about your brain flipping it back to normal after wearing it a long time, it sounds pretty crazy, especially because if you then take them off, your normal vision will be upside-down for awhile. reminds me of those backwards steering bikes
I would love to see a video where he tries to get his vision to flip back normally
I'd be willing to bet this is 100% true. I've noticed something similar when wearing snowboarding goggles with red-tint on them, initially everything looks reddish but very shortly after everything looks normal again, however when removing the goggles things (like snow) tend to have a blue tint to them which I can only assume is that your brain did a "white balance" on what you were seeing, and yeah after a while things do go back to normal and snow looks white again.
@@Mike__B I was wondering if you would be able to read text normally again, or if your brain actually doesn't flip your vision, but you get used to it anyways.
From what I've seen in videos of other people who tried this, the effect does exist, but it's more complicated than "your brain just flips it back". It's more like learning to see upside down. After two weeks, you can ride a bike, read and write normally, and pretty much forget that you're seeing upside down. If you take the glasses off, it may take several minutes to readjust to seeing normally, with effects similar to when you first take on the glasses.
Crucially, the image will still be upside down (the brain doesn't flip it), but you'll adapt to that. The brain is a strange thing.
What if you made periscope goggles that splay out sideways, but facing forwards, so your eyes are effectively further apart - how will this affect your depth perception?
Or angled out slightly to give you a wide field of view like a horse. You probably couldn't see what's directly in front of you but it would be interesting since we're used to our eyes facing straight.
@@aniquinstark4347 ohhh, that's a good idea. Maybe with some sort of wide angle lens arrangement. I wonder if humans can adapt to a 360 degree field of view...
There was a video about that. Maybe it was a Vsauce video.
It is supposed to make distant object smaller...or maybe bigger.
@@eugenetswong should make distant ones smaller and close ones bigger if they're toward the center of your vision.
Basically Hammerhead glasses, great idea
Nate, I think your painting worked out better than I could have done without the goggles!! This is my favourite video of yours so far, super fun :-)
same here
Was going to say the same! I can't even draw a nice stick man looking straight
Same for me too, I think they both look great but obviously the one done without the goggles is better. Great video Nate and I reckon most of us would like to see you try wearing the goggles to see if you're brain does correct the y axis after time. I bet you'd get a bit of a headache though and sore eyes. As always, a great video mate!!
@@danriches7328 the scary part is how long would it take to switch back once you take the glasses off? 😬
@@kieranwalker1521 yes that would be really freaky, I vote for Nate to try it out if he's game?!
Nate paints better WITH the goggles than I could WITHOUT.
Nate DEFINITELY do that test with long term exposure!
It was exactly what i thought of when watching this vid. It may even go viral
Yeah, that would be really interesting. But what happens after he takes them off? Will his world be upside down until his brain has "relearned" about flipping?
@@pepzi_ i guess so, pretty much the same concept as the bike that turns in opposite directions
Thumbs up if you want Nate to wear these upside down goggles for a week to see if that theory your brain will compensate!
I thought he was going to do it
This experiment was done around the 1960s by Dr Irwin Moon, and possibly others.
Brilliant video. Loving this content!
On the adaptation thing, I understand that when people adjusted to the goggles, they had to go through another period of disorientation and adjustment after they stopped, to return their perception to normal
I'd be wondering exactly that!!
@@kieranwalker1521 My concern would be: what if I just break my brain and it never goes back to normal? There are some perceptual things like this that can have quite lasting detrimental effects on the visual system - en.wikipedia.org/wiki/McCollough_effect
@@AtomicShrimp that's always been my fear, too!! P.s, love your channel also, long time lurker 🤣
Huh, wasn't expecting to see you here lol. It's always fun to see other youtubers I watch comment on videos from a different channel!
I've heard the same account. Although it was my understanding that the goggles used in the experiment inverted things the same way that a lens generally does, not a prism or mirror. So the view of the world through the glasses was one that flipped not only up and down, but also flipped left and right.
This shows grant choose a good successor. His legacy lives on with this channel, this seems like something he’d do!
Agreed.
Agreed. This is the real new TKOR.
Wow Nate! Your painting skills are awesome. Do more videos with painting please...
I've seen people with normal vision not follow a Bob Ross tutorial as well as you did. I actually think Bob would be impressed... considering the glasses of course.
This was, by far, my favorite episode so far for the silliness alone and to see how much fun you were having!!
Nate, I gotta give you credit. Having everything upside down and still being able to paint that… is AWESOME! I think I might start doing painting sometime myself!
I would LOVE to see you try a whole day, maybe a week with these!!!
Dude, that painting is better than I could do at my best!
I love that you made the upside down goggles - instead of just buying some online - before even trying the painting.
Awesome idea! And awesome video! Extremely impressed with the cut/sand/polish of the acrylic, had to take a lot of time.
Nate, I think you’re having us on. That’s 100X better than anything most of us could do without the prism, and with Bob (R.I.P.) standing at our shoulder coaching us! 😯
Honestly you painted a better Bob Ross painting than I could have normally. I'm surprised at how well you did
That is a phenomenal panting, I am impressed at your skills in general.
I absolutely love the random nature of your channel. All the different content and the wide range of topics keeps me coming back to the channel. Keep up the fantastic work!!
Nate your new production is fantastic! Love the quality love the content
I wouldnt even know that was done upside down, thats impressive to me!
Yes! Please absolutely conduct a long-term experiment with the upside-down goggles!
Your videos so far have been so interesting, educational, fun to watch, and your production quality keeps going up. I also love that you aren't scared to show any mistakes. Makes people feel like its ok to try new things even if you aren't good at them, as long as you learn something new with each mistake. Keep it up!!!!
I never thought I'd hear Nate yelling "Bob, I'm having too many happy accidents!" but here we are hahahaha.
Jeez Nate is a jack of all trades. Scientist, Knife Maker, Painter, and everything. 😂
My biggest take away here. Nate is a decent painter. And I've never even tried to do a painting before.
Wow Nate paints better then most people even when everything is upside down I’m starting to get skeptical of these because that is insanely impressive I got some of these from Amazon and they are crazy idk how he is doing that
I gotta agree with everyone saying "you did that better with goggles than I could without the goggles" cuz man, that was awesome. 👍👍
The artist in me that LOVES watching crazy Jazza videos is LOVING this video!!!
And people say physics is boring!!
I think my favourite thing to do with a prism is make a rainbow! But this looks pretty epic!
I used to spend ages looking at oddly shaped reflective surfaces like spoons, water, screens that were turned off etc. To see what shapes and colours and textures did to the image.
LOVE THIS UPLOAD!
PHENOMENAL JOB!
Thanks for sharing. The painting looks amazing!!!
You should definitely auction it off
I’m glad you’re still doing science related stuff nate
I've been dealing with an intense depression for the past couple of days. "I feel another happy accident coming" was the first time I laughed since it hit me. Thank you!
Dude... you should do more painting videos, that was actually pretty good. 2nd channel maybe?
Better than I could have done without seeing upsidedown by far. I don't know how you would do it but mirrored would be fun too I think.
I'm excited to watch this! I found Jazza through your previous videos with him. I'm glad to see that you're doing an art video here.
Those paintings were beautiful!!! You painting upside down is still better than anything I could do with normal vision! Awesome paintings nate love the work keep it up!
Nate, wonderful job on the painting!
I'd love to see if you can get habituated to upside down vision.
I imagine the experience of eventually taking them off and then seeing everything upside down without the goggles would be terrifying!
Dude that painting is badass!!! One hell f a job Nate!!!!
wow the painting looked amazing!
Really cool presentation of optics. Thanks for sharing.
I’m so glad you’re still making videos! Great content!
I remember seeing a documentary in the early 70's as a kid, in which they put these glasses on a person ( upside down) at first they could hardly walk, or do anything, but after a few days, they completely adapted to seeing the world upside down and could even drive a car, read, and do complex chores, but as soon as they removed the glasses and could see everything "normal" they had to re-adjust again. as they were faced with the same issues as when they put the glasses on.
That painting turned out quite beautiful!
Such a fun video idea! Love it Nate!
I did one of these paintings some time ago...think your upside down one turned out better than my right side up one!
Not gonna lie, seeing you attempt wearing them for a longer time would be interesting
How are you dang talented?? You painted a picture upside down better than I could ever imagine mine to look like without the goggles! I’m literally amazed at how good it turned out! Nice job! Very interesting video idea! Love seeing stuff like this. So cool to see you outside of the TKOR channel.
OK, so now I want to see Nate wear those goggles whilst riding a reverse steering bike.
I was actually really impressed you did so well!
Oh man, I'd be super-interested in seeing a video where you wear the glasses for a week in an attempt to experience what that Austrian scientist described in his paper all those decades ago. And then spend another week without the glasses, before the vision "flips" back again. That would make a killer video.
One thing...do the prism glasses darken the viewing experience noticeably? I ask because in doing photography, I learned that a big chunk of glass absorbs lots of light, requiring lower f-stops and/or longer exposure times when using massive mag lenses. However, acrylic might have different properties to glass. Just a thought.
I can believe the whole brain flipping the image thing. When I was a kid I loved anaglyph 3D, the red-cyan glasses in particular (not as dark). After using them long enough, it would take up to an hour for my vision to return to normal, until then I would get red-cyan ghosting with an overly dark composite. Freaked me out until I calmed down and thought about it. The eye that was behind red got the red ghosting and cyan on the other eye. If I closed one eye however all I seen was monotone red or monotone blue, only the center semi-focused image had any hint of other tones. After noting that I would wait until I knew I was far enough in using them to get that effect then take them off thinking it would still be 3D. It was more surprise to see that the image looked completely normal, like the 3D was turned off but the little icon was still in the corner and lit so I knew it was actually working and it did look 3D through the glasses. I never once questioned the brain's ability to reprogram itself when needed after that.
I thought the painting looked really good. Great job Nate! I would love to see you wear them for a week and see if they switch for you.
wow great painting
Wow! You are a great painter!
Uh! that "feels like it's spun rather than mirrored" is a very good observation, I guess brain adapting to this situation takes several steps and "it's just rotated upside down" is one of the easiest ways for it to cope
your painting of mountains looks great!
That painting came out better than I thought it would. Well done, wish I could paint like that, wearing just no goggles to rotate my vision 😂. Great video. 👍👍❤️
ok i wasnt expecting that result 😮you did great
Love your channel and never know what to expect in the next one, but never disappointed!
I would love to see a modern day experiment long term using these glasses.
Cool...I can finally see the right way up. Ever since a botched surgery, where my eyes were flipped upside down, the world has been a weird place.
I only ever feel normal, when I'm in Australia.
:P
I'm glad that you showed a painting you did without the glasses also, I was going to suggest that you do one for comparison.
That experiment to wear the goggles until your vision flips is a great idea, though hard to pull off. I would enjoy seeing that. Great video!
Your drawwing skills is litteraly amazing!
After a very long day..and after having a few bevs. THANK YOU for making my evening more enjoyable...you blinking upside-down was humorous.
Ps. Good job on painting. Bob would've been proud of you. Keep doing what you're doing.
Coming soon to NFTI:
Which is better upside-down? Brand or Basic? Do basic cookies taste better in a vacuum chamber or on expensive pizza?
Loved this episode, Nate. Would love to see you tackling some more tutorials for other creative stuffs. Upside-down optional.
That painting is crazy!
Painting was incredible!
Holy crap, that painting looks so good
OK, that painting came out a lot better than I thought it would.
Holy Nate, your painting skills are actually fantastic, have you thought about selling your creations?
That painting was amazing
I would genuinely be interested seeing you paint more
Unfair!!! You had previously painted one similar and we all know you are naturally talented in the arts already....which I know from watching you on another show which I'm not naming!!! Lol
I’d like to see if you can get used to them after a week. That would be interesting
You're awesome Nate!
I can definitely see a video of you doing this for a week going viral
You are still a better artist painting upsidedown than I am right side up! 😁
THIS is the content I expected from this channel!
amazing video man, I was really really impressed by your glass working skills. Would love to see you do the 1 week test since so many people talik about it but no one seems to have tried. ngl, feel a little attacked by you saying that the painting isnt good. It is so beautiful
Man when you were showing your painting and thought it was the example! Came out fantastic
That was awesome 👌
Love the PPE being used!
This is awesome.
From the cameras distance the picture looks great. Super close it's easier to see flaws. But you did really good
You got skills Nate
Tkor underestimated your importance to the projects they had. I wish the best for them, and still watch them too. Great video.
What a cool project! Seriously, the painting turned out not that bad at all, all things considered!
keep up the great work
Super good art
I would like to see if your vision gets used to it, that would be a very very cool experiment. Please try it. This was a great video, thanks Nate 👍👍
I would love to see you wear them for a week as an experiment. Love it.
can we do a study of why i prefer the new painting compared to the old painting. something about the minimalist detail and fussiness of it just feels more relaxing
That was a pretty awesome painting, even aside from the goggles!
A great many Australians thank you for this device XD. Cool video!