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> This non-correspondence of retinal positions during binocular viewing can elicit an experience of depth, I don't have binocular vision but I am still seeing
by devbent 3y ago
> This non-correspondence of retinal positions during binocular viewing can elicit an experience of depth,
I don't have binocular vision but I am still seeing the blue as being deeper than the read, so I think some assumptions may need updating!
- philiplu 3y agoLost all vision in my right eye to retinal detachment over the summer, but to me, the brains look closer than the background in both cases, though maybe more pronounced in the red brain on the left.
- stavros 3y agoI see the blue deeper than the red, but the effect goes away when I close one eye.
- mistercow 3y agoIf you’re moving your head or screen at all, wouldn’t the same chromatic aberration explanation predict a parallax effect? I also see it if I close one eye, but only if I move my phone side to side a little.