The Flip effect replaces one entire image with another, or turns specific visual elements on and off.
The action occurs within the angular zone governed by the lenticular lens design -approx. 48 degrees of arc. A 2-Image Flip effect provides up to 24 degrees of arc “on” time per image, whilst a 3-Image Flip effect provides 16 angular degrees per image. 4-6 Image Flip effects are sometimes possible, but the “on” time per image becomes increasingly shorter, and each image perhaps less distinct.
The Flip effect is most commonly used to demonstrate different states of the same theme: