A 20 minute video authored by G.P. Bingham and G. Frommer<\/p>\n
From the distributor’s notes:<\/p>\n
“A unique demonstration of human visual perception of motion employing computer graphics and live-action video footage. Demonstrations compare monocular and binocular cues, and the differences between static and in-motion depth perception. The presentation explores the concepts of optic array, global and local optic flows, flow vectors, and the motion paradox [oops, sic!]. A review of recent research examines the perception of structure based on motion and event perception.”<\/p>\n
These displays combine video recordings of actual optic flows with abstract descriptions and drawings, alternating the perspective in the latter from the 3rd person (here is the optic array around a station point) to the 1st person. ISEP members might find especially useful the graphics illustrating a texture gradient and the optic array structures in the case of looming, retreat, motion parallax, local flow and global flow.<\/p>\n
Order information:
\nOrder #: NC2203,VH
\nColor, sound
\nLength: 20 min
\nPurchase price: $79
\nrental prices: $20 (3 days)<\/p>\n
from:
\nIndiana University
\nInstructional Support Services
\nBloomington, IN 47405-5901<\/p>\n
Phone: 1-800-552-8620<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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