Depth perception with gaze-contingent depth of field

Depth perception with gaze-contingent depth of field. Mauderer, M., Conte, S., Nacenta, M. A., & Vishwanath, D. In Proceedings of the SIGCHI Conference on Human Factors in Computing Systems, pages 217–226, Toronto Ontario Canada, April, 2014. ACM.

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Blur in images can create the sensation of depth because it emulates an optical property of the eye; namely, the limited depth of ﬁeld created by the eye’s lens. When the human eye looks at an object, this object appears sharp on the retina, but objects at different distances appear blurred. Advances in gaze-tracking technologies enable us to reproduce dynamic depth of ﬁeld in regular displays, providing an alternative way of conveying depth. In this paper we investigate gazecontingent depth of ﬁeld as a method to produce realistic 3D images, and analyze how effectively people can use it to perceive depth. We found that GC DOF increases subjective perceived realism and depth and can contribute to the perception of ordinal depth and distance between objects, but it is limited in its accuracy.

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	address = {Toronto Ontario Canada},
	title = {Depth perception with gaze-contingent depth of field},
	isbn = {978-1-4503-2473-1},
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	doi = {10.1145/2556288.2557089},
	abstract = {Blur in images can create the sensation of depth because it emulates an optical property of the eye; namely, the limited depth of ﬁeld created by the eye’s lens. When the human eye looks at an object, this object appears sharp on the retina, but objects at different distances appear blurred. Advances in gaze-tracking technologies enable us to reproduce dynamic depth of ﬁeld in regular displays, providing an alternative way of conveying depth. In this paper we investigate gazecontingent depth of ﬁeld as a method to produce realistic 3D images, and analyze how effectively people can use it to perceive depth. We found that GC DOF increases subjective perceived realism and depth and can contribute to the perception of ordinal depth and distance between objects, but it is limited in its accuracy.},
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	author = {Mauderer, Michael and Conte, Simone and Nacenta, Miguel A. and Vishwanath, Dhanraj},
	month = apr,
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