A 3D movie enhances one's sense of depth perception by simulating the effects of:

Correct answer: D. Retinal disparity

  • A. Linear perspective
  • B. Convergence
  • C. Interposition
  • D. Retinal disparity

Explanation

A 3D film presents slightly different images to the two eyes, reproducing retinal disparity, the binocular depth cue produced by the brain comparing the two retinal images. Linear perspective and interposition are monocular cues, while convergence depends on the eyes turning inward.

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