Lenticular effects
Lenticular effect is the visual illusion created by lenticular printing. It could be broadly classified as

Category 1: Dynamic

Flip - images swap from one to another when view angle changes

Zooming - size changes with respect to view angle

Motion - body position changes with respect to view angle

Morphing - two dissimilar objects transform seamlessly from one to another

Category 2: Non-dynamic

3D (Layered) - 3 dimensional with illusion of depth; objects displayed in separated layers

3D (real) - 3 dimensional with illusion of depth; objects could have round corner as what we see in reality

Category 3: Combined effects

3D + Flip - 3 dimensional with part of picture showing left to right flipping

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