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The Eyeball Product Key application shows how the pupil of an eye can expand or contract in response to a given intensity of light that is being shone into the eye. This principle is important in the field of photography where the human eye is used to capture images of certain subjects or objects by using a digital camera.
The application uses a randomizing algorithm which will make it very hard to find the same image twice. This allows you to see some interesting 'Popping' in the eye balls of the audience.
The application is a simple and fun tool for displaying the effects of light intensity on a subject. The images appear to pop when the eye is dilated by bright light.
How the program works:
When a picture is taken by a standard digital camera, the light from the picture enters the front of the eye and is then reflected by the retina of the eye onto the back of the eye. This is the same light the eye is trying to expand when the image is being taken. On the other hand when the pupil is expanded this is not detected by the eye and hence the eye does not blink.
Since the picture is taken by the camera while the eye is dilated the amount of light that enters the eye is much less than in a normal situation when the pupil is contracted. As the camera is programmed to measure light and brightness independently, we get the image of a much darker picture in the eye.
If we dilate the pupil by shining a strong light it will be much harder to take a picture of the eye since the light will not penetrate the retina at the back of the eye and the image captured by the camera will have a very dark picture.
How to use Eyeball:
First time users of the application should look at the documentation which is included with the code. Simply click on Eyeball and it will open.
From this point on to see the changes in your eye balls for the different light levels, click on the Eyeball image in the main window. Choose a light level and click on Start. The ball will start flashing as you see.
If you wish to see a change in the program, you can click on settings and choose a new light level.
Remember to keep your light levels on a realistic setting, because if you are not looking at a ball or a photo, you will not be able to control the light levels.
You will be able to control 3 light levels, the light level inside the darkroom and the two levels outside the darkroom.
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The library currently supports three different pupil functions: changing the background color; showing a moving ball; or displaying
a fast ticking clock. Additional features are planned.
The application has been designed for Windows users, but you can compile and run the source using other systems including Linux.
If you want to download the source code, you need Java 1.2 or higher. The minimum version is 1.3. If you don't have an earlier version, you can download a free version of the JDK from 
To see how Eyeball looks, get the following screenshots:
Eyeball Basics:
The basics of Eyeball:
To start the application, click on the Eyeball button in the application window bar to run Eyeball. When the application opens, you see a black window with a small box at the top that allows you to change the background color.
Click on the background color button to change the background color. You can change the color from gray to white, yellow, blue, green, orange or pink. When you click on one of the colors, the application shows a series of random patterns, which are replaced by the color when you leave the color area.
The text size can be adjusted by clicking on the text size button.
When the sound level is too high, the test becomes annoying. The application allows you to toggle the sound or the sound to turn off or on.
After you select a background, click on the test button to see the classical pupil test.
This is a simple test, in which the pupil is supposed to enlarge when you change the background color from black to another color. The test was created by Dr. Bruno Marx, a well known eye researcher at the University of Dusseldorf, Germany.
The Eyeball test looks for pupil dilatation by the following method. First, the black background is set and the color is changed. Then, after a short pause, the color is switched back to black and the application quickly scans the pupil area. If the pupil is dilated, it is assumed that there was a physiological response.
The test takes about a second to run and the user is given a message box when the test is ready.
Click on the exercise button on the toolbar to run a basic exercise on pupil dilation. When the application starts, a red ball is displayed in the middle of the screen. The ball travels across the screen following a random movement and
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