Deceiving the Eye: How Blurred Images Play Tricks on Our Visual System
According to a recent study by researchers from York University and Aston University, the human visual system can be tricked into making inaccurate
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According to a recent study by researchers from York University and Aston University, the human visual system can be tricked into making inaccurate
A new study has shown that the human visual system can 'trick' the brain into making inaccurate assumptions about the size of objects in the world around them.
The findings demonstrate that the human visual system is highly flexible - sometimes capable of accurate perception of size by exploiting what is known as 'defocus blur', but at other times subject to other influences and failing to make sense of real-world object size.
A new study has shown that the human visual system can ‘trick’ the brain into making inaccurate assumptions about the size of objects in the world around them.