Stereograms 6
since May 1, 2024
"No binocular rivarly"
The eye in the left image appears to be yellowish but are gray (R128, G128, B128). The eye in the right image is yellow (R255, G255, B0). When these two images are binocularly fused and observed, it would seem that binocular rivalry (a visual field conflict) would occur because the colors are different between the two eyes, but this almost never happens.
Copyright Akiyoshi Kitaoka 2024 (April 29)
"Binocular rivarly occurs"
The eye in the left image appears to be yellowish but are gray (R128, G128, B128). The eye in the right image is the same gray. When these two images are binocularly fused and observed, it would not seem that binocular rivalry would occur because the colors are the same between the two eyes, but this occurs. It is suggested that the critical factor of binocular rivarly might be perceptual rather than physical.
Copyright Akiyoshi Kitaoka 2024 (April 29)