Monocular Cues aid in the depth perception of each eye separately
when the disparity of an image is too slight to accurately determine depth. Relative
size is one such indication of depth that assumes a smaller retinal image shows
an object that is located farther away than those that appear larger. In the
example below, is the passport booklet larger than a standard globe? If they
were at the same distance, then the answer would be no; however, in this case,
our retinas correctly assume that because the retinal image of the globe is
smaller than that of the passport booklet, then the globe is farther away.
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