Liikeparallaksia
Liikeparallaksia, also known as motion parallax, is a monocular depth cue that describes the apparent difference in the speed of movement of objects at different distances from an observer. When an observer moves, objects closer to them appear to move faster and in the opposite direction of the observer's motion, while objects farther away appear to move slower and in the same direction. This phenomenon is a result of the change in the observer's perspective as they move through space.
The principle of motion parallax is commonly experienced during travel. For example, when a person is in
This depth perception cue is particularly important in environments where binocular cues are limited, such as