1975 volume 4(2) pages 187 – 192
doi:10.1068/p040187

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Tyler C W, 1975, "Stereoscopic tilt and size aftereffects" Perception 4(2) 187 – 192
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Stereoscopic tilt and size aftereffects

Christopher W Tyler

Received 9 August 1974

Abstract. Adaptation to a random-dot stereograting with no monocularly visible contours produces a tilt aftereffect in a briefly-viewed test stereograting. The effect is maximal for adapting orientation at ± 20 - 30° from the test orientation. Similarly, the perceived spatial frequency of a stereograting is altered by adaptation to a stereograting of adjacent spatial frequencies.

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