MONOCULAR AND STREOSCOPIC
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The document discusses various limitations and properties of human vision, including the inability to see through opaque objects, tiny or distant objects, optical illusions caused when the brain misinterprets images, and blind spots where the eye cannot detect images. It also compares monocular and stereoscopic vision, explaining that stereoscopic vision using both eyes provides a three-dimensional view with a wider field of vision.
MONOCULAR AND STREOSCOPIC
- 2. We cant see through opaque object We cant see tiny object We cant see distant object LIMITATION OF SIGHT OPTICAL ILLUSION BLIND SPOT Image form in accurate but misinterpreted by brain Eye cannot detect image that fall on the blind spot
- 4. What do you see at first an old lady or a young woman?
- 7. MONOCULAR VISION STEREOSCOPIC VISION Overlap VISUAL FIELD Do not overlap Both eye at the front of the head LOCATION OF EYE One eye at each side of the head Smaller field vision FIELD OF VISION Wider field vision Give three dimensional view DIMENSIONAL Do not have three dimensional view Human, owl EXAMPLE ORGANISM Bird, rabbit