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The brain is 2-D and 3-D is imposed on it from our technology. Hochberg called this 3-D embedded in 2-D pictorialization and it's inherently more fun than the s
by mallowdram 1y ago
The brain is 2-D and 3-D is imposed on it from our technology. Hochberg called this 3-D embedded in 2-D pictorialization and it's inherently more fun than the sterility of enforced, computed 3-D.
CGI and 3-D were simply off-ramps to nowhere.
"Human vision is fundamentally a two-dimensional process where the retinas in our eyes capture flat, 2D images. The perception of three dimensions, or depth, is a complex mental construct, really an illusion, created by the brain using stereoscopic vision, which compares slight differences between the two 2D images from each eye, and other visual cues like shadows, motion parallax, and relative size."