Can you spot the difference?

Some neuroscientists argue regardless of what details a person notes, the eyes still captured everything in front of them much like a camera. But a team of researchers has concluded that our eyes in fact only reflect the gist of the scenes before us. Experts believe our eyes in fact only reflect the gist of what we see, according to researchers. One of the experiments mentioned in the study to demonstrate flaws in perception is shown above. Snatch a glance out of a window and you may notice if it is raining and if a person is carrying an umbrella – but you may not recall the colour of the umbrella as well as other finer details. The team from Massachusetts Technology Institute (MIT) reviewed various studies about vision to come to their conclusion, published in the journal Trends in Cognitive Sciences as well as gathering visual tests together.