P3D Re: Chromostereopsis, Leonardo effect (was: the Dunkley Effect)

[boris@xxxxxxxxxxxx (Boris Starosta)]

>From: abram klooswyk <abram.klooswyk@xxxxxx>
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>Most of the recent articles on chromostereopsis appeared in "Vision
>Research", for example the paper by Winn B et al.: "Reversals of the
>colour-depth illusion explained by ocular chromatic aberration",
>Vision Res. 1995 Oct;35(19):2675-84. Their abstract begins with:
>"Although many colour-depth phenomena are predictable from the
>interocular difference in monocular chromatic diplopia caused by the
>eye's transverse chromatic aberration (TCA), several reports in the
>literature suggest that other factors may also be involved." (...)
>"... red, blue, and green test stimuli which were viewed monocularly
>or binocularly (haploscopically) through 1.78 mm artificial pupils.
>These apertures were displaced nasally and temporally from the visual
>axis under controlled conditions to induce a variable degree of TCA."
>(...) "...we found that a given coloured target could be located in
>different depth planes within the same display when located on ...

Thank you abram, for this wonderful reference.  I knew that someone could
explain it better than I!  (no smiley: I'm serious!)  I'm always so clumsy
with English (lack of vocabulary doesn't help)!  Also thanks for the
excellent tip on the National Medical Library.




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