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Relationship between perceived depth and viewing distance for 3D lenticular printing

Posted on September 25, 2012November 18, 2021 By admin 1 Comment on Relationship between perceived depth and viewing distance for 3D lenticular printing

Wonder if you have the experience that when you look at a 3D lenticular mural the 3D effect will change depending on how far you are away from the mural.  When you walk closer to the mural the depth will become more shallow.  On the contrary, when you walk away from the mural the depth will become deeper.

The reason is very simple and can be explained by high school geometry.  In our article titled The Relationship between perceived depth and viewing distance for 3D lenticular printing we derived the formulas and concluded that the perceived depth is always proportional to the viewing distance.

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Comment (1) on “Relationship between perceived depth and viewing distance for 3D lenticular printing”

  1. George Mathews says:
    October 1, 2012 at 2:58 pm

    Very informative article indeed. Thanks!

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