Which of the following depth cues creates the impression of visual cliff?
Correct answer: D. texture gradient
- A. interposition
- B. relative height
- C. linear perspective
- D. texture gradient
Explanation
A texture gradient is formed when a surface pattern becomes progressively finer and denser with distance, helping create the impression of depth in a visual cliff display. The abrupt change in this pattern signals a drop-off.
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