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Depth Perception

Depth Perception. The ability to locate objects in a three - dimensional world. Learning Depth Perception. Blind cats! Visual Cliff. Relative Size. The smaller of two objects appears to be farther away. Relative Size & Clearness. Relative Clearness.

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Depth Perception

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  1. Depth Perception The ability to locate objects in a three - dimensional world.

  2. Learning Depth Perception • Blind cats! • Visual Cliff

  3. Relative Size • The smaller of two objects appears to be farther away.

  4. Relative Size & Clearness

  5. Relative Clearness • The farther away an object the less clear it appears to be. • Texture Gradients.

  6. Linear Perspective • Objects that form parallel lines appear to come together as they move farther away from us.

  7. Overlay • An object that obscures part of another object, appears to be closer.

  8. Liner Perspective & Overlay

  9. Perceptual Inference • Based on past sensory information.

  10. Perceptual Inference

  11. Mr. Stellwagen notices movement

  12. Motion Parallax • The apparent movement of objects when you move from side to side.

  13. PERCEPTION Paris in the the spring

  14. Similarity • The brain tends to group objects that are alike.

  15. Proximity • Objects that are close to each other seem to belong together

  16. Closure • When we see an unfinished form the brain fills in the gaps to finish the form.

  17. Figure-Ground Relationship • The brain uses visual cues to set off a form from its background.

  18. Optical Illusion • These perceptions are misrepresentations of reality.

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