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    Visual Acuity and Perception

    THEORY OF ARCHITECTURE
    What is Perception

    - It is the ability to understand or notice


    something easily.
    Types
    of
    Perception
    > Spatial Perception
    > Perception of Objects
    > Perception of Shapes
    > Perception of Space Depth & Distance
    Spatial Perception
    Mentally conditioned by the environmental and
    experience of the viewer.

    Types of Vision:

    1. STEREOSCOPIC VISION
    2. KINESTHETIC VISION
    Stereoscopic Vision
    Perception of Objects

    Examining the object and placing together the various


    sensory impressions until he has made up his mind
    what it is.
    Perception of Shapes
    Whenever we look at objects, they seem to be clearly
    outlined from their background.

    ‘FIGUREGROUND’ - drawings consisting of black lines

    o Reversible Figure
    o Fluctuations
    o Impossible Figures
    Reversible Figures
    Reversible Figures
    Fluctuation
    Impossible Figures
    Perception of Depth and Space
    Perception of depth depends upon the direction of the
    light perceived.
    o Contradictory Depth Factors
    o Visual Depth
    o Illusions of Depth
    Monocular Cues to Depth
    o Superposition
    o Apparent Magnitude and Relative Size
    o Height in Place
    o Texture

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