Depth--Slides Flashcards
Depth Perception
The brain uses many sources of information to determine distance and 3D shape.
Occulomter cues to depth. These are two hypothesis about how these circuts work: inflow hypothesis (A) and outflow hypothesis (B)
Occlusion cues. T intersections play an important role in depth perception from occlusion.
Perspective (texture gradient) cues
More perspective cue examples
Perspective and the vanishing point.
shading cues to depth and shape.
Flipping the previous slide over shows that the brain tends to interpet the shading cuses and the light as is coming from above
Almost all the shape seen in sand dunes (and faces)is due to shading/shadow. sand in the desrt (and skin on a face) is a fairly homogenous material.
Shading and perspective cues to depth and shape
Depth from shadows
Depth from shadows
Blur and visibility cues
The familiarity with the relative sizes of hands and heads can be used for distance judgment
Familiarity, perspective, occlusion and other clues.