Optical distortions as a visual disturbance are inherent in many optical devices such as
spectacles or virtual reality headsets. In such devices, distortions vary spatially across the …

Spatially varying distortions (SVDs) are common artifacts of spectacles like progressive
additional lenses (PALs). To habituate to distortions of PALs, the visual system has to adapt …

Image skew is one of the prominent distortions that exist in optical elements, such as in
spectacle lenses. The present study evaluates adaptation to image skew in dynamic natural …

Spatially varying distortions in optical elements—for instance prisms and progressive power
lenses—modulate the visual world disparately in different visual areas. Saccadic eye …

Purpose: To examine perceptual adaptation when people wear spectacles that produce
unequal retinal image magnification. Methods: Two groups of 15 participants (10 male; …

In two experiments, we examined the hypothesis that repeatedly adapting and readapting to
two mutually conflicting sensory environments fosters the development of a separate …

Aim: Mirror symmetry is a ubiquitous feature in visual scenes, especially in biological
objects, and is believed to be encoded by specialized visual mechanisms. Here we examine …

Across four experiments, this study investigated properties of the stereoscopic motion
aftereffect (adaptation from moving retinal disparity information). The results showed that …

Across five experiments this study investigated the disparity tuning of the stereoscopic
motion aftereffect (adaptation from moving retinal disparity). Adapting and test stimuli were …

Opposing views on orthogonal adaptation: a response to Clifford, Arnold, Smith, and Pianta (2003)
Page 1 Discussion Opposing views on orthogonal adaptation: a response to Clifford, Arnold …