Dr. Sawa Chekmate from Rabbit Co. Japan

OK...this one of my favorite effects and videos...so I reuploaded it...with the same music, but now also with the original sounds of the trick...TAKE A LOOK...
Beautifull penetration magic trick from Rabbit Co. Ltd. from Japan.
Vintage and super rare effect Created by Hiroshi Sawa AKA Dr. Sawa.





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Incredible Shade Illusion!
So if you were able to pick up the middle square and move it to one of the outside dark squares, they would be 2 different shades, But the trick is ..that when you move the square you are moving it WITH the shadow still printed on the square. So now you've moved it out of its relative area, outside of the shadow region (but with the shadow still printed on the square) ..to the area where it's the same shade as the "dark" square.
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The illusion works because of the "shadow" that falls on the checkerboard. Lets think of the square that the shadow falls on. Now picture that the shadow doesnt exist, you would see a light colored square surrounded by the dark colored squares. But when the shadow falls on top of that light colored square, the shadow causes the shade to become darker but it also causes the surrounding darker squares to become darker. So within the shadow region the brightness and darkness of the squares are still relative to one another. But they are no longer relative to the squares that lie outside of the shadow.
This illusion has been around for a long time but always in the form of an image. It was created by MIT professor Edward H. Adelson. I wanted to take it from a flat piece of paper and turn it into a real, life sized illusion that I could interact with to demonstrate the effect.
For me, this is still one of the most amazing illusions. The design is just so simple and yet the illusion is so amazing.