6.4 Depth and Motion Perception
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0By David Elwin Lewis, PhD
WARNING: At certain parts of this video objects will move toward the camera very quickly (i.e. a "jump-scare").
Topics include stereoscopic vision, monocular depth cues, linear perspective, and motion perception.
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Tags:
motion
motion perception
depth perception
depth cues
3d
stereoscopic
linear perspective
phi phenomenon