Overview
Benham's top is one of many classic examples of subjective colors. You should be able to see faint colors in the positions of the arcs of the black-and-white spinning circular disk. The saturation of the perceived colors can be adjusted by changing the spinning speed with the slider control. Different sections of the arcs produce different colors. When the disk spins clockwise, the perceived colors range from yellowish for the inner arcs to bluish for the outer arcs. This order of the perceived colors reverses if the disk spins counterclockwise.
Features
subjective color productioninteractiveoptical illusionBenham\'s top
What's new
V2.1
Improved reliability and UI.
V2.0
Initial UWP version.
Additional Information
- Developed by Biyee SciTech Inc.
- Version 2024.01.29
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Requires
Available on: Xbox console, PC, Mobile, Surface Hub, HoloLens
OS: Windows 10 version 14393.0 or higher
- Published 2013-11-22
- Size 28.79 MB
- File Type appx/msix
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Language
English (United States)
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Permissions
Use your location
Access your Internet connection
- Microsoft Store ID 9wzdncrdxxx0
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