VISUAL ACUITY AND PERCEPTION Perception is the process by which wo organize and interpret the patterns of stimu in our environment, the immediate intuitive recognition, as of an aesthetic quality The separation of two lines placed end to and can be perceived more readity than the separa tion of 2 lines placed side by side Acuity increases with inerease in intensity of illumin SPATIAL PERCEPTION All spatial implications are mentally conditioned by Viewer. Vision is experienced through the e1 Volves the whole pattern of nerve and y the environmental and experience of the ves, but interpreted with the mind. Perception in- brain response as well as the visual ‘stimulus’ Man uses two eyes for the perception of objects in nature and continually shifts his focus of attention. In so doing, two different types of vision are used STEREOSCOPIC and KINES. THETIC, Having two eyes set slightly apart for each other, man sees two different views of the object world at the same time The term STEREOSCOPIC is applied to his ability to overtap these views, which are slightly citferert, into one image. This visual process created an illusion of three-cimensianal death, making it possible to judge distances. One of the most frequently employed types of infor arises from ‘Retinal Disparity’ or unlikeness of the ret ferent spatial positions, thus, slightly more of the side face mation especially over short distances, ‘inal images in the eys, which are in dif. it we hold up a cube in front of the eyes, the right eye will see on the right, the left eye slightly more of the side on the left,