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[Pulfrich stereoeffect during tracking eye movements].

S Nakamizo, M Kondo

    Shinrigaku Kenkyu : the Japanese Journal of Psychology
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    The Pulfrich stereoeffect, a depth perception phenomenon, intensifies with lower ND filter transmittance. This effect is also greater when tracking a moving object compared to fixating a stationary point.

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