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Oh wow, I had The Magic Mirror book when I was a kid. I had not even thought of it for 30 years, until Tim mentioned and showed it. Maybe that's why I'm an artist and like painting cars and chrome?
I am always happy to see a new video from Tim. It is just like a grandpa telling you a story from the old days and all the things he had experienced back then. This is good for me because I have never known my grandfather. He died a month before my birthdate, he was around 57 years old when he died. It is just like filling the last piece of the puzzle for me haha :) Thanks Tim.
I believe its the "Mach-Dvorak Phenomenon" Tim was describing at the end. When you put your sunglasses over one eye you reduce the illumination in that eye which effects how quickly your brain processes the image. Resulting in an "interocular delay" of a few hundredths of a second. Each eye sees a different time, thus timescope.
My right eye sees at 20/400 (twice legally blind). If I've been out in the sun a while and then go inside. My good eye sees poorly and my "bad" eye is used to the dark already, and I get a strange sensation until my good eye gets used to the dark.
these mirrors would work great for reflecting upon the endless abyss of darkness that resides inside my mind, forcing me to do unthinkable acts day by day.
OH MY GOD!!! As a kid in the early 1970's, I had "The Magic Mirror Book" and I loved to play with it! I had totally forgotten about that book until I saw it in this video!
@@justimagine2403 I'm assuming that it's long out of print. I remember that I got it from one of those Scholastic book catalogs that they used to give us in grade school. I got mine probably around 1975 or 76. It had a cardboard mirror, and it was a little like a puzzzle. It would say like, find the clown, or find the person. And you would have to hold the mirror at a certain angle on the picture to find the item. As a kid, I used to like moving the mirror all over the pictures, making strange shapes and moving the mirror around, making the shapes and stuff move. I was 5 or 6. That was entertainment back then. I can't find the book online. I looked. Like another book I loved from that time period, "Amazing Monster Mazes", it seems long out of print and lost to time. Those two books were my favorite strange activity books when I was a kid. "Amazing Monster Mazes" had some really great, and goofy artwork that put it a cut above most kids' activity books at the time. Just look at these pictures: secretfunspot.blogspot.com/2008/10/amazing-monster-mazes.html
+Meme Man asmr has pretty much been all but destroyed, it's been ruined and I tend to stay away from it now. now when I want to relax and sleep I watch tims amazing videos and listen to rain sounds
michael irbe why would you say that? Personally I love the direction it is going in with so much variety and professional content, I wonder why you think it is going downhill
I love this channel. It's like a good childhood break from the stuff of the day like politics and news. Thank you very much mr. Tim, you are important person for the good of the world.
Ah, I remember that! It was from 1993; Dimensions In Time. More details: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dimensions_in_Time - it was a Children In Need special featuring a crossover between Doctor Who and EastEnders. It used something called the Pulfrich effect to achieve the 3D illusion.
I don't know why, but when a toy which he already made a video on reappear on his video, I get the same feeling as an actor reappear on a movie as cameo.
Speaking of kaleidoscopes, Tim, have you checked out the awesome (and expensive) Novascopes made by David Sugich in California?. Unbelievable and unlike any kaleidoscope you've seen!. When you see them, you'll want one. But damn!...the price.
"FACE BLENDER" There needs to be a _Warehouse 13_ version of that thing, one which actually _makes copies_ of someone else's facial features and then somehow magics those features onto your face. I want to say that perhaps the CIA developed it, but it didn't work quite right--if you didn't line it up just right, the transfer would end up horrifying. The first few test subjects ended up with a squodgy mess of their own features and the other person's features, and, at the time of development, there wasn't a way of reversing it, so into W-13 it went.
Speaking of illusions in time.... It's actually not mirror mirror on the wall It's Magic mirror on the wall... So strange because not even a year ago I watched it and heard her say mirror mirror....and I asked my group of friends who all thought it was mystery mirror on the wall...so odd how a time rift opened.
Hey Tim, I just wanted twool bwhul dans kuleti aboth that thing. It was really great to see it worshlub munwhoolub anushluloo that time. But muuphusilumuphwub mushifhublishu donu think. Anyway I will let you know abbouwhoophoobubanthinstufingboolian right.
Nobody, really? The one-eye-darker-than-the-other 3D effect is called the Pulfric effect, used by the BBC a couple of times, probably most notably in the Charity episode of Doctor Who called Dimensions in Time. 3rd Rock from the Sun also did a 3D episode. The effect relies on parallax on-screen - that is, objects moving from one side to the other, slower or faster dependent on how far away from the viewer you want them to appear (Imagine looking out of a train window - closer objects whizz by, whereas trees in the distance are much more sedate). The simplest way of achieving this regularly is for the camera to rotate around the target, or to use straight-line tracking shots. If the screen image is static for any length of time, the 3D effect is lost. The glasses work because the darker image is processed by the brain slightly more slowly than the brighter counterpart. This, combined with the lateral movement of the objects on-screen, means the two images that are combined at any moment are slightly different, in a way that happens to (nearly) match what would be seen if it was an actual 3-Dimensional image being seen through the two eyes. The technique was very different, because it allowed 3D images to be viewed in full colour, didn't require a special camera to make the film, and the image still made sense to non-3D viewers without glasses (a failing of the then standard red/blue anaglyph method). Unfortunately the requirement that the images was continuously moving made the 3D effect difficult to maintain, and it was just a novelty.
The Mandela effect even happens on our Tim. The title is mirror, mirror on the wall. But in reality it's "Magic mirror on the wall. It's good to know Tim's from my reality. Mandela effect, Nile water. The world is going nuts it seems.
I had a pair of these newer spy glasses, probably even the exact same design, got them from Donald Duck magazine in early 00's. It's cool that by looking at the front no one could tell there are any mirrors, because these were half mirrors so they saw only a bit darker area. Unfortunately I wouldn't wear them and become a top spy, because everyone told me I looked ridiculous with them...
tim here in canada and the states we call them 2 way mirrors not half mirrors so if you want them go on google and search 2 way mirror and there is even a company I found that sells 2 feet by 100 feet for a resonable price and they come in 70% opacity and 50% opacity meaning their harder to see through the back but they reflect more light on the opposing side. they sell them to replace outer windows on houses apperently.
My guess at the time scope is that because light slows down when going though something of a higher refractive index, like the glass lense of the sun glasses, the waves coming into the covered eye take slightly longer to that eye than the uncovered eye. Though I don't imagine the effect is very appreciable.
would have been nice to actually see all of these, instead of only you describing it... I understand that some of these need to use both eyes, that's fine. But there are several that don't, and they still not showing them.
Haha, love how he said "I saw this recently, in the early 80's"
Time travel obviously
He said "originally," not "recently."
Tim is immortal
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Time flies
everyone else makes jokes. My mind expands.
Oh wow, I had The Magic Mirror book when I was a kid. I had not even thought of it for 30 years, until Tim mentioned and showed it. Maybe that's why I'm an artist and like painting cars and chrome?
True hope lies beyond the coast!
Thats the laugh from SAW dude!!!!!
RUN!!
"Oh. OH. *OH!* "
5:20 Resistance is futile, you will be assimilated 😊
hate? I've never seen that on this channel.
hi Tim :D
Upon reflection I think this is a rather good video.
Ha
Your opinions really makes me reflect on life
RPKVids The fairest comment of them all
+loperspest Always salt your pasta while boiling.
See what you did there
Cameraman spotted. We must see more of him
Rorschach Timestamp 4:12
I think there's an interview of Tim and the camerman explains how they began making these videos.
PLEZZZ link for the interview!!!!
@@flitter5400 bbc I believe
Henrik makes his first semi-viewable appearance on camera from behind the camera
"He poo-pooed it, said it was already available." :D
I am always happy to see a new video from Tim. It is just like a grandpa telling you a story from the old days and all the things he had experienced back then. This is good for me because I have never known my grandfather. He died a month before my birthdate, he was around 57 years old when he died. It is just like filling the last piece of the puzzle for me haha :) Thanks Tim.
So he reflects the image of the grandfather you never could get to have
Anyone ever noticed the Tim lived his entire life "about thirty years ago"?
HE STILL ALIVE
Old people don't age. My grandmother has been 39 for the last 31 years.
Tim. That's not a pizza.
Anything is a pizza if you believe it in your heart.
Alfrottos and try hard enough.
He didn't even mirror it correctly.
I love you.
Tim, get some sleep.
Magic Mirror, so cruel and vile,
Give me back my Water from the Nile!
I believe its the "Mach-Dvorak Phenomenon" Tim was describing at the end. When you put your sunglasses over one eye you reduce the illumination in that eye which effects how quickly your brain processes the image. Resulting in an "interocular delay" of a few hundredths of a second. Each eye sees a different time, thus timescope.
I found the same thing listed as the "Pulfrich effect".
Tom Scott made a video about it
th-cam.com/video/Q-v4LsbFc5c/w-d-xo.html
My right eye sees at 20/400 (twice legally blind). If I've been out in the sun a while and then go inside. My good eye sees poorly and my "bad" eye is used to the dark already, and I get a strange sensation until my good eye gets used to the dark.
you've just set the expectation tim. now we're going to need 2 videos a day forever
3 videos!
videos from the nile
Ryan Griffith 69th like
Tim's unending appreciation for the things he finds always makes me smile
Tim was VERY busy 30 years ago :)
He has been collecting toys since his childhood, and he still does.
This is such a simple and true channel.
Tim is very much the best. Powerful Tim!
And yet some fools have the heart to dislike his videos
"Saw this recently, in the early eighties" tim rules
I like how the second half of the video was him playing with things we couldn’t see
It’s like a video on the top ten best tasting things
these mirrors would work great for reflecting upon the endless abyss of darkness that resides inside my mind, forcing me to do unthinkable acts day by day.
i wish we could have seen through some of those toys, or atleast tried
OH MY GOD!!! As a kid in the early 1970's, I had "The Magic Mirror Book" and I loved to play with it! I had totally forgotten about that book until I saw it in this video!
Where to get one?
@@justimagine2403 I'm assuming that it's long out of print. I remember that I got it from one of those Scholastic book catalogs that they used to give us in grade school. I got mine probably around 1975 or 76. It had a cardboard mirror, and it was a little like a puzzzle. It would say like, find the clown, or find the person. And you would have to hold the mirror at a certain angle on the picture to find the item. As a kid, I used to like moving the mirror all over the pictures, making strange shapes and moving the mirror around, making the shapes and stuff move. I was 5 or 6. That was entertainment back then. I can't find the book online. I looked. Like another book I loved from that time period, "Amazing Monster Mazes", it seems long out of print and lost to time. Those two books were my favorite strange activity books when I was a kid. "Amazing Monster Mazes" had some really great, and goofy artwork that put it a cut above most kids' activity books at the time. Just look at these pictures: secretfunspot.blogspot.com/2008/10/amazing-monster-mazes.html
0:02 “Hello Tim, I wanna play a game”
Tim upload more vids please. Your vids and very relaxing, calming, and educational.
I'd recommend you asmr
Lego Man I know about asmr, but these videos are more fun.
+Meme Man asmr has pretty much been all but destroyed, it's been ruined and I tend to stay away from it now. now when I want to relax and sleep I watch tims amazing videos and listen to rain sounds
michael irbe why would you say that? Personally I love the direction it is going in with so much variety and professional content, I wonder why you think it is going downhill
he uploads daily, are you happy now? is this what you wanted? a global pandemic!?
Two grandillusions videos in one day!? Tim, you're spoiling us!
Richard P three!!
now I'm dying to see inside that cumos...
The freaking saw laugh gave me weird flashbacks
I really want to try those scopes now!
Especially the cross eye and mono
Me too, it would be very interesting.
Well, most of the things on his videos are for sale on Tim's shop.
Here, take a look:
www.grand-illusions.com/acatalog/Optical_Illusions.html
I remember the love/hate mirror from another Tim video.
It's in a lot of them, you can tell he likes it
Who doesn't?
Mirror mirror on the wall
Who's the wateriest of the nile
maddragon Furs Mandela effect
@@soylientgreen5663 Rite , now its magic mirror
😂 hearing the saw laugh sound effect makes me think of Tim as Jigsaw "I want to play a game, a game I picked up in Japan about ooo thirty years ago.."
"im handome".
you can say that again
I love this channel. It's like a good childhood break from the stuff of the day like politics and news. Thank you very much mr. Tim, you are important person for the good of the world.
That Jigsaw Voice tho
I remember a special Dr Who from possibly Children in need that used a single tinted lens and forced perspective camera movements to give a 3d effect.
Ah, I remember that! It was from 1993; Dimensions In Time. More details: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dimensions_in_Time - it was a Children In Need special featuring a crossover between Doctor Who and EastEnders. It used something called the Pulfrich effect to achieve the 3D illusion.
I had a bad day. So glad Tim have s new video, it's always cheering me up. Thanks Tim, you're a wonderful man.
Is the top of his head BLEEDING? it's not Halloween yet
Not bleeding - he's turned his head into a novelty moneybox.
Its red marker
man, where does he get all that stuff?!
Grand illusions, what does Tim have for entertainment since he doesnt have a tv or a computer?
Toys
Master Tofu books and toys
He swims in the Nile
W A T E R F R O M T H E N I L E
Hate to break it to you, but humanity entertained themselves for quite a long time without having a tv or a computer ;-)
mirror mirror on the wall, who has the most mirrors of them all?
I had that mirror book at my grandmother's. This video brought back amazing childhood memories!! ❤
The effect you're describing while looking through one sunglass lense is known as a "tilt shift"
Nobody heard the jigsaw laugh?
OMG 3 Tim videos in one day? JEEEEEZUUUZ Help us!
4:16 hi cameraman!
jigsaw's laugh at the beginning spooked me a little XP
That Jigsaw puppet laugh at the beginning startled me
who feels strongly enough to dislike this?
pizza
Grandpa, I've already seen some of those toys. *pouts*
I just searched for his mirrors video to see the camera man to be honest
Vicente Antonio Bermudez Zacarias should probably have purchased a pair of those sun glasses...
mirror mirror on the wall the the biggest Heh of them all!!
"I suppose I am handsome" Oh youu
I like Tim, yes I do. I like Tim, how bout you?
Title: Mirror, Mirror on the Wall
*OH NO I can't use it to make spinning tops anymore!*
"i suppose i am handsome" awe how sweet
10 minutes is just not enough. love your videos Tim.
I don't know why, but when a toy which he already made a video on reappear on his video, I get the same feeling as an actor reappear on a movie as cameo.
he poo poo'd it.
Tim, you are always handsome
"oh . . . Oh . . . OH!" That face . . . I love him, he's just adorable.
Hope you are feeling good these days sir. :(
Speaking of kaleidoscopes, Tim, have you checked out the awesome (and expensive) Novascopes made by David Sugich in California?. Unbelievable and unlike any kaleidoscope you've seen!. When you see them, you'll want one. But damn!...the price.
Mirror mirror on the wall... Who is the fairest Tim of all?
"FACE BLENDER"
There needs to be a _Warehouse 13_ version of that thing, one which actually _makes copies_ of someone else's facial features and then somehow magics those features onto your face.
I want to say that perhaps the CIA developed it, but it didn't work quite right--if you didn't line it up just right, the transfer would end up horrifying. The first few test subjects ended up with a squodgy mess of their own features and the other person's features, and, at the time of development, there wasn't a way of reversing it, so into W-13 it went.
Speaking of illusions in time.... It's actually not mirror mirror on the wall
It's Magic mirror on the wall...
So strange because not even a year ago I watched it and heard her say mirror mirror....and I asked my group of friends who all thought it was mystery mirror on the wall...so odd how a time rift opened.
Hey Tim, I just wanted twool bwhul dans kuleti aboth that thing.
It was really great to see it worshlub munwhoolub anushluloo that time.
But muuphusilumuphwub mushifhublishu donu think.
Anyway I will let you know abbouwhoophoobubanthinstufingboolian right.
Nobody, really?
The one-eye-darker-than-the-other 3D effect is called the Pulfric effect, used by the BBC a couple of times, probably most notably in the Charity episode of Doctor Who called Dimensions in Time. 3rd Rock from the Sun also did a 3D episode.
The effect relies on parallax on-screen - that is, objects moving from one side to the other, slower or faster dependent on how far away from the viewer you want them to appear (Imagine looking out of a train window - closer objects whizz by, whereas trees in the distance are much more sedate). The simplest way of achieving this regularly is for the camera to rotate around the target, or to use straight-line tracking shots. If the screen image is static for any length of time, the 3D effect is lost.
The glasses work because the darker image is processed by the brain slightly more slowly than the brighter counterpart. This, combined with the lateral movement of the objects on-screen, means the two images that are combined at any moment are slightly different, in a way that happens to (nearly) match what would be seen if it was an actual 3-Dimensional image being seen through the two eyes.
The technique was very different, because it allowed 3D images to be viewed in full colour, didn't require a special camera to make the film, and the image still made sense to non-3D viewers without glasses (a failing of the then standard red/blue anaglyph method). Unfortunately the requirement that the images was continuously moving made the 3D effect difficult to maintain, and it was just a novelty.
The Mandela effect even happens on our Tim. The title is mirror, mirror on the wall. But in reality it's "Magic mirror on the wall. It's good to know Tim's from my reality. Mandela effect, Nile water. The world is going nuts it seems.
I had a pair of these newer spy glasses, probably even the exact same design, got them from Donald Duck magazine in early 00's. It's cool that by looking at the front no one could tell there are any mirrors, because these were half mirrors so they saw only a bit darker area. Unfortunately I wouldn't wear them and become a top spy, because everyone told me I looked ridiculous with them...
Me: You could just cov....
Tim: It’s more than just closing one eye.
Me: Nevermind.
I cannot get enough of Tim. Geez. If we all had a passion for simple things. I wonder what he thinks of smart phones....? This guy is spectacular
It was never “mirror mirror on the wall.”
It was, “magic mirror on the wall.”
It is an example of the Mandela Effect.
Boss Dawg
Give it to 'em
Get involved
Turn it up
Speed it up
Slow it up
Underground where the under us undercut
Shipped up
Shipped out
Mirrors from the nile
tim here in canada and the states we call them 2 way mirrors not half mirrors so if you want them go on google and search 2 way mirror and there is even a company I found that sells 2 feet by 100 feet for a resonable price and they come in 70% opacity and 50% opacity meaning their harder to see through the back but they reflect more light on the opposing side. they sell them to replace outer windows on houses apperently.
I swear I remember that mirror book when I was younger. I don’t think I had it, but I remember it from somewhere...its pissing me off XD
My guess at the time scope is that because light slows down when going though something of a higher refractive index, like the glass lense of the sun glasses, the waves coming into the covered eye take slightly longer to that eye than the uncovered eye. Though I don't imagine the effect is very appreciable.
I'm gonna say that because the lense is convex, object appear smaller and father away, much like a rear view mirror.
Hey camera man! Can you cooperate with Tim a bit more? You could show us the effects by getting closer or at least zooming.
Get with the times Tim, it's now and always has been, "magic mirror on the wall". Thanks Mandela effects
would have been nice to actually see all of these, instead of only you describing it...
I understand that some of these need to use both eyes, that's fine.
But there are several that don't, and they still not showing them.
We need to start thinking about the big questions
Does the cameraman work for tim?
Or does tim work for the cameraman
I would not recommend scraping the silver off the back of a mirror, in most cases it's poisonous silver nitrate.
This is reviewbrah's grandad it must be
... someone please comment and say they agree I can't be alone
Hmmmm... the timescoping effect.I'll have to come back to you on that one,Tim.
Whoaaaa, that beginning laugh was Jigsaw.... Trying to tell us something, Tim?
I like those toys which alter your perception but I was not able to find them online. Does anyone know what they are called or can provide a link.
Oh tim of course you're handsome
the "time scope" effect seems to be caused by the dark lens on one side causing a slight delay in the light photons reaching one eye.
One day Tim will learn the difference between plates and pizzas and his teeth will forever thank him.
‘What is it called and why is it called a Timescope?’
My brain hurts 🤪
It's so sad that this poor man lives all alone by himself in his big mansion in outer London. No wife or kids.
is it a timescope because it affects the "exposure" of the eye on the darker side? i never knew eyes had exposure tho..
Did Tim have some dental work done, or is there something wrong with the mic/audio?