Special issue: Special issue: Depth perception 1
Guest editorial
Surface separation decreases stereoscopic slant but a monocular aperture increases it 1267 – 1286
Barbara J Gillam, Shane G Blackburn
Temporal aspects of slant and inclination perception 1287 – 1304
Robert S Allison, Ian P Howard, Brian J Rogers, Holly Bridge
Effects of collimation on perceived layout in 3-D scenes 1305 – 1315
George J Andersen, Asad Saidpour, Myron L Braunstein
The interaction of binocular disparity and motion parallax in determining perceived depth and perceived size 1317 – 1331
Mark F Bradshaw, Andrew D Parton, Richard A Eagle
The minimum contrast requirements for stereopsis 1333 – 1343
David R Simmons
Contrast masking reveals spatial-frequency channels in stereopsis 1345 – 1355
Simon J D Prince, Richard A Eagle, Brian J Rogers
Cues to viewing distance for stereoscopic depth constancy 1357 – 1365
Andrew Glennerster, Brian J Rogers, Mark F Bradshaw
Disparity detection in anticorrelated stereograms 1367 – 1377
Bruce G Cumming, Susan E Shapiro, Andrew J Parker
The effect of pre-movement delays on pointing accuracy in middle childhood 1379 – 1387
Joanna K Graham, Mark F Bradshaw, Alyson Davis
