On the depth of the cyclopean retina

Publisher Website
Google Scholar
Abstract
Summary The maximum disparity which can elicit depth perception was measured in dynamic randomdot stereograms as a function of stimulus size and duration. Maximum disparity increased with size as a function of the square root of stimulus area, and depth could under optimal conditions be perceived up to several arc degrees of disparity, even for short (48 ms) durations of exposure. These data delineate the limiting disparity/depth characteristics of the cyclopean retina, and provide fresh evidence of the distinction between local and global disparity processing.