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Depth Without a Surface: Observations From a "Finger Spinner" Depth Illusion

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Crognale, Michael A.
Date
2017
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Abstract
A trending novelty toy that is spun between the fingers induces a striking depth illusion from specular reflections. Further examination of the phenomenon suggests that when surface features are obscured by spinning, depth from disparity of reflections is enhanced.
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http://hdl.handle.net/11714/5535
Subject
3D perception
surfaces/materials
stereopsis
binocular vision
depth
 
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Journal Titlei-Perception
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