oculomotor cues
visual cues - answer ✔✔-cues to depth
cues that are based on feedback from the oculomotor muscles controlling the shape of the lens
and the position of the eyes
has to do with eye movements
accommodation
convergence (eyes rotate more together or more apart depending on where the object is)
only used for nearby objects - answer ✔✔-oculomotor depth cues
binocular and monocular depth cues - answer ✔✔-Visual Depth Cues
aspects of a scene that yield information about depth when viewed with only one eye
pictorial
motion - answer ✔✔-monocular depth cues
Patterns that can be represented on a flat surface in order to create a sense of a three-
dimensional object or scene.
occlusion
, relative size
relative height
perspective
texture
cast shadows
aerial/atmospheric perspective
Epstein familiar size experiment - answer ✔✔-pictorial cues (monocular depth cue)
when one object partially covers another
The occluded object appears behind its occluder - answer ✔✔-Occlusion (pictorial cue)
we perceive objects higher in our field of vision as farther away - answer ✔✔-relative height
(pictorial cue)
the smaller retinal image is farther away - answer ✔✔-relative size (pictorial cue)
Light coming off of the top and the bottom of the object is going to go into the lens and off of
the retina
visual cues - answer ✔✔-cues to depth
cues that are based on feedback from the oculomotor muscles controlling the shape of the lens
and the position of the eyes
has to do with eye movements
accommodation
convergence (eyes rotate more together or more apart depending on where the object is)
only used for nearby objects - answer ✔✔-oculomotor depth cues
binocular and monocular depth cues - answer ✔✔-Visual Depth Cues
aspects of a scene that yield information about depth when viewed with only one eye
pictorial
motion - answer ✔✔-monocular depth cues
Patterns that can be represented on a flat surface in order to create a sense of a three-
dimensional object or scene.
occlusion
, relative size
relative height
perspective
texture
cast shadows
aerial/atmospheric perspective
Epstein familiar size experiment - answer ✔✔-pictorial cues (monocular depth cue)
when one object partially covers another
The occluded object appears behind its occluder - answer ✔✔-Occlusion (pictorial cue)
we perceive objects higher in our field of vision as farther away - answer ✔✔-relative height
(pictorial cue)
the smaller retinal image is farther away - answer ✔✔-relative size (pictorial cue)
Light coming off of the top and the bottom of the object is going to go into the lens and off of
the retina
