1. Cues We Use To Infer Depth Sensation and Perception

2. Concept Map of Cues Is On Our Website

3. Oculomotor Cues Accommodation Convergence Q: What are the muscles doing? Q: What is our brain doing with this information?

4. Oculomotor Cue: Accommodation Q: What is the cue? i.e., what are the muscles doing? Q: What is our brain doing with this information? i.e., when does the brain interpret something as being distant? When does the brain interpret something as being close?

5. Oculomotor Cue: Convergence Q: What is the cue? i.e., what are the muscles doing? Q: What is our brain doing with this information? i.e., when does the brain interpret something as being distant? When does the brain interpret something as being close?

6. Visual Cues Binocular Cue Monocular Cues

7. Visual Cues: Binocular Cue Binocular Disparity What is the cue? What does our brain “assume”?

8. Visual Cues: Monocular Cues Motion Parallax What is the cue? What does our brain do with the information? Static Cues

9. What do you need to get out of this section? At the end of this section, you should be comfortable articulating: What is in the real world How our brain interprets this information as depth What the particular cue is called

10. Monocular: Static Cues Interposition Shading Perspective

11. Static Cues: Interposition

12. Static Cues: Shading

14. Static Cues: Perspective Linear perspective Aerial perspective Texture gradient Position… …in visual field …relative to horizon Relative size

15. Static Cues: Perspective: Linear perspective

16. Static Cues: Perspective: Aerial perspective

17. Static Cues: Perspective: Texture gradient

18. Static Cues: Perspective: Position in visual field

19. Static Cues: Perspective: Relative size