Visual Space Perception: A Primer

The problem of visual space perception. Part 1 Binocular perception: spatial localization - visual directions stereopsis -fusion and horopters stereopsis - traditional stereograms cyclopean perception. Part 2 Monocular perception: stimulus inadequacy - the fundamental problem of monocular perception pictorial cues, oculomotor adjustments, automatic organizing processes and observer tendencies empiricist view - perceived size and shape Gibson's psychophysics - basic concepts lateral or parallactic motion motion in depth perceived object motions detecting motion concluding thoughts appendix - angular measures.