Image:Binocular disparity 2D.png
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Simulation of disparity from depth in the plane. The full black circle is the point of fixation. Objects in varying depths are placed along the line of fixation of the left eye. The same disparity produced from a shift in depth of an object (filled coloured circles) can also be produced by laterally shifting the object in constant depth in the picture one eye sees (black circles with coloured margin). Note that for near disparities the lateral shift has to be larger to correspond to the same depth compared with far disparities. |
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| 22:24, 25 June 2007 | 336×608 (27 KB) | Sbitzer | ({{Information |Description=Simulation of disparity from depth in the plane. The full black circle is the point of fixation. Objects in varying depths are placed along the line of fixation of the left eye. The same disparity produced from a shift in depth ) |
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