1998 volume 27(5) pages 627 – 629
doi:10.1068/p270627

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Papathomas T V, Morikawa K, 1998, "A new stereoscopic illusion: Eyes popping out and sinking in" Perception 27(5) 627 – 629
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A new stereoscopic illusion: Eyes popping out and sinking in

Thomas V Papathomas, Kazunori Morikawa

Received 1 October 1997, in revised form 12 March 1998

Abstract. A stereoscopic illusion is produced by manipulating the binocular disparity of the irises in stereo pairs of human faces. These stimuli elicit unnatural percepts of the irises popping out of the face or sinking in inside the head.

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