horizontal_motion _parallax.mp4 (373.61 kB)
horizontal_motion _parallax.mp4
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posted on 2019-10-24, 18:54 authored by Marie DEJEAN, Vincent Nourrit, Jean Louis de Bougrenet de la TocnayeThis video illustrates the horizontal motion parallax. It is the direction for the binocular vision. That is why you can see different points of view of a seen (here, two objects: a red moon and a blue star). Even if the binocular effect is not possible to reproduce with a simple video, you still can guess that the blue star is in front of the red moon (which is in a back plane) thanks to the horizontal motion parallax.