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Poor visibility of motion in depth is due to early motion averaging
2003
Vision Research
Under a variety of conditions, motion in depth from binocular cues is harder to detect than lateral motion in the frontoparallel plane. This is surprising, as the nasal-temporal motion in the left eye associated with motion in depth is easily detectable, as is the nasal-temporal motion in the right eye. It is only when the two motions are combined in binocular viewing that detection can become difficult. We previously suggested that the visibility of motion-in-depth is low because early
doi:10.1016/s0042-6989(02)00570-9
pmid:12535995
fatcat:5is27iigvbbjlg62jyevish25a