Abstract:A series of three experiments examined temporal aliasing in stereoscopic displays. The first experiment compared aliasing in frontal plane motion of different disparities, while the second compared aliasing for motion in different depth directions. The results showed little effect of viewing conditions on perceived aliasing. The third experiment tested whether there was a binocular motion mechanism which integrated temporal sampling in the two eyes. The results were consistent with the first two studies in sug… Show more
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