Apr 29, 2024 · An optical illusion shows a striped or pixelated image of someone holding a Coke can that appears red. But when you zoom in, you see that the only colors used are black and white and teal (or cyan). Our brains see red because of how we perceive and process color.

Dec 21, 2023 · Shared by Akiyoshi Kitaoka, an experimental psychologist who studies visual illusions, the image shows a Coke can against horizontal stripes. The can appears to be red, as we'd expect because, well, it's a Coke can.

Jun 13, 2023 · In the video, the biologist unveils a mind-boggling trick involving a seemingly ordinary Coke can. Despite its apparent bright red hue, Dr. Jackson reveals that our eyes are deceiving us—the can is actually gray.

Jun 11, 2023 · While the can appears to be bright red, Dr Jackson explains that your eyes are deceiving you, as it's actually grey. An optical illusion can reveal whether or not you are judgmental...

Feb 9, 2025 · This illusion, shared by Akiyoshi Kitaoka, an experimental psychologist who specializes in visual phenomena, shows a Coke can against the backdrop of horizontal stripes, tricking the viewer's eyes into seeing shades of red where there are none.

Yes, it is supposed to look red like a regular can of Coke, but with several white spots, as if it's seen through some type of screen/grid. The entire image is seen as covered by such a grid.

Jun 22, 2023 · The Coca-Cola optical illusion shows a Coke can in a striped image. The can appears to be red, as we'd naturally expect because, well, it's a Coke can. But Jackson explains that our eyes are deceiving us, and that, at least in the image, it's grey.

Dec 18, 2023 · Famous optical illusion maker Akiyoshi Kitaoka created an image of a red can of Coca-Cola. However, the red color is merely an illusion. He said of the image, "You may see a Coca-Cola...

try zooming in very close on the can. if you zoom in close there is no red at all. the way i guess this works is that your brain knows that Coke cans are red, so it fills in the gaps and makes you see red when there isnt actually any red.

In the No Red Coke Illusion, there is no red at all in this image of the iconic Coke can. The background has been manipulated to create this effect. That manipulation plus your preconceived idea about what a Coke can looks like is the magic behind this No Red Coke Illusion.