Toward a Theory of Perspective Perception in Pictures
Offered By: Simons Institute via YouTube
Course Description
Overview
Explore a groundbreaking theory of projection perception in pictures through this 34-minute lecture by Aaron Hertzmann from Adobe. Delve into the limitations of linear perspective in explaining human understanding of realistic pictures and artistic creation. Discover a proposed two-stage model of 3D human vision that offers new insights into pictorial phenomena across various types of realistic images. Learn how shape interpretation occurs locally for individual eye fixations, primarily in foveal vision, and how global understanding arises from spatial relationships between these fixations. Gain valuable knowledge about new approaches to creating and understanding pictures, based on research accepted for publication in the Journal of Vision. Access additional resources, including a preprint and related video, to further expand your understanding of this innovative perspective on visual perception in art and photography.
Syllabus
Toward a Theory of Perspective Perception in Pictures
Taught by
Simons Institute
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