Re: PHOTO-3D digest 1200

[crowell@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx (Jim Crowell)]

At 12:14 PM 2/29/96, Bob Howard wrote:

>In vision there is the anomoly that we an see things that cross the
>retina, e.g. a telegraph line in the distance, that no way could be
>resolved based on its diameter at the distance!! BobH

Perhaps because it gets blurred out by the optics of the eye to
the point where it's resolveable by the retina?  I guess it
would have to be high-contrast...

-Jim C.


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