I'm chopped. Yet, I'm joined
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This is my first time I'm posting here. I hope you'll have fun!
I'm chopped (in your view).
But actually, I'm not.
Sometimes, I bend my lower body (in your view).
But actually, I don't.
Who am I?
riddle
asked Nov 26 at 11:06
rv7
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up vote
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This is my first time I'm posting here. I hope you'll have fun!
I'm chopped (in your view).
But actually, I'm not.
Sometimes, I bend my lower body (in your view).
But actually, I don't.
Who am I?
riddle
asked Nov 26 at 11:06
rv7
20717
3
Welcome to Puzzling :) This riddle seems to be too broad, can you add more lines to make it specific?
– ABcDexter
Nov 26 at 11:18
2
@ABcDexter Ok! Give me some time.
– rv7
Nov 26 at 11:20
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up vote
14
down vote
favorite
up vote
14
down vote
favorite
This is my first time I'm posting here. I hope you'll have fun!
I'm chopped (in your view).
But actually, I'm not.
Sometimes, I bend my lower body (in your view).
But actually, I don't.
Who am I?
riddle
asked Nov 26 at 11:06
rv7
20717
This is my first time I'm posting here. I hope you'll have fun!
I'm chopped (in your view).
But actually, I'm not.
Sometimes, I bend my lower body (in your view).
But actually, I don't.
Who am I?
riddle
riddle
asked Nov 26 at 11:06
rv7
20717
asked Nov 26 at 11:06
rv7
20717
edited Nov 26 at 11:49
asked Nov 26 at 11:06
rv7
20717
asked Nov 26 at 11:06
rv7
20717
asked Nov 26 at 11:06
rv7
20717
20717
3
Welcome to Puzzling :) This riddle seems to be too broad, can you add more lines to make it specific?
– ABcDexter
Nov 26 at 11:18
2
@ABcDexter Ok! Give me some time.
– rv7
Nov 26 at 11:20
add a comment |
3
Welcome to Puzzling :) This riddle seems to be too broad, can you add more lines to make it specific?
– ABcDexter
Nov 26 at 11:18
2
@ABcDexter Ok! Give me some time.
– rv7
Nov 26 at 11:20
3
3
Welcome to Puzzling :) This riddle seems to be too broad, can you add more lines to make it specific?
– ABcDexter
Nov 26 at 11:18
Welcome to Puzzling :) This riddle seems to be too broad, can you add more lines to make it specific?
– ABcDexter
Nov 26 at 11:18
2
2
@ABcDexter Ok! Give me some time.
– rv7
Nov 26 at 11:20
@ABcDexter Ok! Give me some time.
– rv7
Nov 26 at 11:20
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It could be
an object which gives an image like this is a straw or rod in water due to refraction. From a lower angle it looks cut and from above bent.
edited Nov 26 at 14:19
rv7
20717
answered Nov 26 at 11:47
Tom
28.9k2101168
1
Absolutely! Nice :)
– rv7
Nov 26 at 11:48
2
FLash's answer was illuminating!
– Tom
Nov 26 at 11:56
1
Brilliant @Tom.
– DEEM
Nov 27 at 16:58
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up vote
11
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I actually thought these would also be cool to see
When the shutter speed does not align with a moving object.
It can give a chopped, or sometimes bent object
answered Nov 26 at 13:26
nl-x
434313
Interesting! By the way, can you explain me how is this chopped object?
– rv7
Nov 26 at 13:32
1
@rv7 This exact image isn't chopped, but you can imagine that if even less synched, the results would be chopped.
– nl-x
Nov 26 at 14:13
1
@rv7 The effect is called the Rolling Shutter Effect, when Minor, it causes this, when major (the objects are high speed), it can flat out cut objects in half or hide half of them.
– Ryan
Nov 26 at 19:48
@Ryan thanks for the Rolling Shutter Effect, I understood that this is also an answer. Heads up!
– rv7
Nov 27 at 2:35
add a comment |
up vote
8
down vote
I think it might be a
rainbow
Is it?
answered Nov 26 at 11:22
FLash
34815
1
No. But, you're closer.
– rv7
Nov 26 at 11:25
add a comment |
up vote
3
down vote
Could it be
A lenticular print? (the gif might not show well)
You can have a picture of a tree chopped and bent at one angle, but standing straight at another angle.
answered Nov 27 at 3:56
ntjess
311
add a comment |
up vote
2
down vote
It could be
Chopsticks
Just used it for dinner. Chopped and also joined at end ? Or am I wrong ?
edited Nov 27 at 8:52
Deepu Sasidharan
767822
answered Nov 27 at 2:34
richard
213
1
Hey richard, thanks for answering! I suggest you to provide an explanation also, as of why this answer fits into the riddle. Also, answers to riddle should not be exposed, you should use spoilers (>!) to hide them.
– rv7
Nov 27 at 2:44
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It could be
an object which gives an image like this is a straw or rod in water due to refraction. From a lower angle it looks cut and from above bent.
edited Nov 26 at 14:19
rv7
20717
answered Nov 26 at 11:47
Tom
28.9k2101168
1
Absolutely! Nice :)
– rv7
Nov 26 at 11:48
2
FLash's answer was illuminating!
– Tom
Nov 26 at 11:56
1
Brilliant @Tom.
– DEEM
Nov 27 at 16:58
add a comment |
up vote
20
down vote
accepted
It could be
an object which gives an image like this is a straw or rod in water due to refraction. From a lower angle it looks cut and from above bent.
edited Nov 26 at 14:19
rv7
20717
answered Nov 26 at 11:47
Tom
28.9k2101168
1
Absolutely! Nice :)
– rv7
Nov 26 at 11:48
2
FLash's answer was illuminating!
– Tom
Nov 26 at 11:56
1
Brilliant @Tom.
– DEEM
Nov 27 at 16:58
add a comment |
up vote
20
down vote
accepted
up vote
20
down vote
accepted
It could be
an object which gives an image like this is a straw or rod in water due to refraction. From a lower angle it looks cut and from above bent.
edited Nov 26 at 14:19
rv7
20717
answered Nov 26 at 11:47
Tom
28.9k2101168
It could be
an object which gives an image like this is a straw or rod in water due to refraction. From a lower angle it looks cut and from above bent.
edited Nov 26 at 14:19
rv7
20717
answered Nov 26 at 11:47
Tom
28.9k2101168
edited Nov 26 at 14:19
rv7
20717
edited Nov 26 at 14:19
rv7
20717
edited Nov 26 at 14:19
rv7
20717
20717
answered Nov 26 at 11:47
Tom
28.9k2101168
answered Nov 26 at 11:47
Tom
28.9k2101168
answered Nov 26 at 11:47
Tom
28.9k2101168
28.9k2101168
1
Absolutely! Nice :)
– rv7
Nov 26 at 11:48
2
FLash's answer was illuminating!
– Tom
Nov 26 at 11:56
1
Brilliant @Tom.
– DEEM
Nov 27 at 16:58
add a comment |
1
Absolutely! Nice :)
– rv7
Nov 26 at 11:48
2
FLash's answer was illuminating!
– Tom
Nov 26 at 11:56
1
Brilliant @Tom.
– DEEM
Nov 27 at 16:58
1
1
Absolutely! Nice :)
– rv7
Nov 26 at 11:48
Absolutely! Nice :)
– rv7
Nov 26 at 11:48
2
2
FLash's answer was illuminating!
– Tom
Nov 26 at 11:56
FLash's answer was illuminating!
– Tom
Nov 26 at 11:56
1
1
Brilliant @Tom.
– DEEM
Nov 27 at 16:58
Brilliant @Tom.
– DEEM
Nov 27 at 16:58
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up vote
11
down vote
I actually thought these would also be cool to see
When the shutter speed does not align with a moving object.
It can give a chopped, or sometimes bent object
answered Nov 26 at 13:26
nl-x
434313
Interesting! By the way, can you explain me how is this chopped object?
– rv7
Nov 26 at 13:32
1
@rv7 This exact image isn't chopped, but you can imagine that if even less synched, the results would be chopped.
– nl-x
Nov 26 at 14:13
1
@rv7 The effect is called the Rolling Shutter Effect, when Minor, it causes this, when major (the objects are high speed), it can flat out cut objects in half or hide half of them.
– Ryan
Nov 26 at 19:48
@Ryan thanks for the Rolling Shutter Effect, I understood that this is also an answer. Heads up!
– rv7
Nov 27 at 2:35
add a comment |
up vote
11
down vote
I actually thought these would also be cool to see
When the shutter speed does not align with a moving object.
It can give a chopped, or sometimes bent object
answered Nov 26 at 13:26
nl-x
434313
Interesting! By the way, can you explain me how is this chopped object?
– rv7
Nov 26 at 13:32
1
@rv7 This exact image isn't chopped, but you can imagine that if even less synched, the results would be chopped.
– nl-x
Nov 26 at 14:13
1
@rv7 The effect is called the Rolling Shutter Effect, when Minor, it causes this, when major (the objects are high speed), it can flat out cut objects in half or hide half of them.
– Ryan
Nov 26 at 19:48
@Ryan thanks for the Rolling Shutter Effect, I understood that this is also an answer. Heads up!
– rv7
Nov 27 at 2:35
add a comment |
up vote
11
down vote
up vote
11
down vote
I actually thought these would also be cool to see
When the shutter speed does not align with a moving object.
It can give a chopped, or sometimes bent object
answered Nov 26 at 13:26
nl-x
434313
I actually thought these would also be cool to see
When the shutter speed does not align with a moving object.
It can give a chopped, or sometimes bent object
answered Nov 26 at 13:26
nl-x
434313
answered Nov 26 at 13:26
nl-x
434313
answered Nov 26 at 13:26
nl-x
434313
answered Nov 26 at 13:26
nl-x
434313
434313
Interesting! By the way, can you explain me how is this chopped object?
– rv7
Nov 26 at 13:32
1
@rv7 This exact image isn't chopped, but you can imagine that if even less synched, the results would be chopped.
– nl-x
Nov 26 at 14:13
1
@rv7 The effect is called the Rolling Shutter Effect, when Minor, it causes this, when major (the objects are high speed), it can flat out cut objects in half or hide half of them.
– Ryan
Nov 26 at 19:48
@Ryan thanks for the Rolling Shutter Effect, I understood that this is also an answer. Heads up!
– rv7
Nov 27 at 2:35
add a comment |
Interesting! By the way, can you explain me how is this chopped object?
– rv7
Nov 26 at 13:32
1
@rv7 This exact image isn't chopped, but you can imagine that if even less synched, the results would be chopped.
– nl-x
Nov 26 at 14:13
1
@rv7 The effect is called the Rolling Shutter Effect, when Minor, it causes this, when major (the objects are high speed), it can flat out cut objects in half or hide half of them.
– Ryan
Nov 26 at 19:48
@Ryan thanks for the Rolling Shutter Effect, I understood that this is also an answer. Heads up!
– rv7
Nov 27 at 2:35
Interesting! By the way, can you explain me how is this chopped object?
– rv7
Nov 26 at 13:32
Interesting! By the way, can you explain me how is this chopped object?
– rv7
Nov 26 at 13:32
1
1
@rv7 This exact image isn't chopped, but you can imagine that if even less synched, the results would be chopped.
– nl-x
Nov 26 at 14:13
@rv7 This exact image isn't chopped, but you can imagine that if even less synched, the results would be chopped.
– nl-x
Nov 26 at 14:13
1
1
@rv7 The effect is called the Rolling Shutter Effect, when Minor, it causes this, when major (the objects are high speed), it can flat out cut objects in half or hide half of them.
– Ryan
Nov 26 at 19:48
@rv7 The effect is called the Rolling Shutter Effect, when Minor, it causes this, when major (the objects are high speed), it can flat out cut objects in half or hide half of them.
– Ryan
Nov 26 at 19:48
@Ryan thanks for the Rolling Shutter Effect, I understood that this is also an answer. Heads up!
– rv7
Nov 27 at 2:35
@Ryan thanks for the Rolling Shutter Effect, I understood that this is also an answer. Heads up!
– rv7
Nov 27 at 2:35
add a comment |
up vote
8
down vote
I think it might be a
rainbow
Is it?
answered Nov 26 at 11:22
FLash
34815
1
No. But, you're closer.
– rv7
Nov 26 at 11:25
add a comment |
up vote
8
down vote
I think it might be a
rainbow
Is it?
answered Nov 26 at 11:22
FLash
34815
1
No. But, you're closer.
– rv7
Nov 26 at 11:25
add a comment |
up vote
8
down vote
up vote
8
down vote
I think it might be a
rainbow
Is it?
answered Nov 26 at 11:22
FLash
34815
I think it might be a
rainbow
Is it?
answered Nov 26 at 11:22
FLash
34815
edited Nov 26 at 11:25
answered Nov 26 at 11:22
FLash
34815
answered Nov 26 at 11:22
FLash
34815
answered Nov 26 at 11:22
FLash
34815
34815
1
No. But, you're closer.
– rv7
Nov 26 at 11:25
add a comment |
1
No. But, you're closer.
– rv7
Nov 26 at 11:25
1
1
No. But, you're closer.
– rv7
Nov 26 at 11:25
No. But, you're closer.
– rv7
Nov 26 at 11:25
add a comment |
up vote
3
down vote
Could it be
A lenticular print? (the gif might not show well)
You can have a picture of a tree chopped and bent at one angle, but standing straight at another angle.
answered Nov 27 at 3:56
ntjess
311
add a comment |
up vote
3
down vote
Could it be
A lenticular print? (the gif might not show well)
You can have a picture of a tree chopped and bent at one angle, but standing straight at another angle.
answered Nov 27 at 3:56
ntjess
311
add a comment |
up vote
3
down vote
up vote
3
down vote
Could it be
A lenticular print? (the gif might not show well)
You can have a picture of a tree chopped and bent at one angle, but standing straight at another angle.
answered Nov 27 at 3:56
ntjess
311
Could it be
A lenticular print? (the gif might not show well)
You can have a picture of a tree chopped and bent at one angle, but standing straight at another angle.
answered Nov 27 at 3:56
ntjess
311
answered Nov 27 at 3:56
ntjess
311
answered Nov 27 at 3:56
ntjess
311
answered Nov 27 at 3:56
ntjess
311
311
add a comment |
add a comment |
up vote
2
down vote
It could be
Chopsticks
Just used it for dinner. Chopped and also joined at end ? Or am I wrong ?
edited Nov 27 at 8:52
Deepu Sasidharan
767822
answered Nov 27 at 2:34
richard
213
1
Hey richard, thanks for answering! I suggest you to provide an explanation also, as of why this answer fits into the riddle. Also, answers to riddle should not be exposed, you should use spoilers (>!) to hide them.
– rv7
Nov 27 at 2:44
add a comment |
up vote
2
down vote
It could be
Chopsticks
Just used it for dinner. Chopped and also joined at end ? Or am I wrong ?
edited Nov 27 at 8:52
Deepu Sasidharan
767822
answered Nov 27 at 2:34
richard
213
1
Hey richard, thanks for answering! I suggest you to provide an explanation also, as of why this answer fits into the riddle. Also, answers to riddle should not be exposed, you should use spoilers (>!) to hide them.
– rv7
Nov 27 at 2:44
add a comment |
up vote
2
down vote
up vote
2
down vote
It could be
Chopsticks
Just used it for dinner. Chopped and also joined at end ? Or am I wrong ?
edited Nov 27 at 8:52
Deepu Sasidharan
767822
answered Nov 27 at 2:34
richard
213
It could be
Chopsticks
Just used it for dinner. Chopped and also joined at end ? Or am I wrong ?
edited Nov 27 at 8:52
Deepu Sasidharan
767822
answered Nov 27 at 2:34
richard
213
edited Nov 27 at 8:52
Deepu Sasidharan
767822
edited Nov 27 at 8:52
Deepu Sasidharan
767822
edited Nov 27 at 8:52
Deepu Sasidharan
767822
767822
answered Nov 27 at 2:34
richard
213
answered Nov 27 at 2:34
richard
213
answered Nov 27 at 2:34
richard
213
213
1
Hey richard, thanks for answering! I suggest you to provide an explanation also, as of why this answer fits into the riddle. Also, answers to riddle should not be exposed, you should use spoilers (>!) to hide them.
– rv7
Nov 27 at 2:44
add a comment |
1
Hey richard, thanks for answering! I suggest you to provide an explanation also, as of why this answer fits into the riddle. Also, answers to riddle should not be exposed, you should use spoilers (>!) to hide them.
– rv7
Nov 27 at 2:44
1
1
Hey richard, thanks for answering! I suggest you to provide an explanation also, as of why this answer fits into the riddle. Also, answers to riddle should not be exposed, you should use spoilers (
>!) to hide them.– rv7
Nov 27 at 2:44
Hey richard, thanks for answering! I suggest you to provide an explanation also, as of why this answer fits into the riddle. Also, answers to riddle should not be exposed, you should use spoilers (
>!) to hide them.– rv7
Nov 27 at 2:44
add a comment |
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– ABcDexter
Nov 26 at 11:18
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@ABcDexter Ok! Give me some time.
– rv7
Nov 26 at 11:20