Depth perception and stereopsis Flashcards

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What is retinal disparity?

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When your left eye and your right eye view slightly different images. Disparate images fall on non-corresponding points

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What is retinal correspondence?

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When every point on one retina has a corresponding point on the other retina

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What is Panum’s fusional area?

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Panum’s fusional area is the region of binocular single vision. Outside Panum’s fusional area, physiological diplopia occurs. Using the haplopic method of determining the horopter, Panum’s area can be determined

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What is the horopter?

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A line or surface containing all those points in space of which images fall on corresponding points of the retinas of the two eyes.

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What is bifoveal fixation?

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Refers to the ability of the foveae of the two eyes to focus on the same object simultaneously,

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What symptoms occur when an image is not on the fovea but is close enough to still be in Panum’s fusional area?

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They could over time experience discomfort and reduced stereopsis

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