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'''Depth cues''' are psychological factors that aid a brain in perceiving depth in visual imagery.
'''Depth cues''' are psychological factors that aid a brain in perceiving depth in visual imagery.
−There are many depth cues, including motion parallax, ocular parallax, vergence of the eyes (the angle that the eyes make relative to each other), and accommodation of the eye (the focus of each eye).
+There are many depth cues, including motion parallax, ocular parallax, [[vergence]] of the eyes (the angle that the eyes make relative to each other), and accommodation of the eye (the focus of each eye).
Most VR headsets only reproduce binocular disparity-related depth cues. They operate at a fixed focal depth which means that accommodation of the eye is fixed and does not change. This results in a [[vergence-accommodation conflict]].
Most VR headsets only reproduce binocular disparity-related depth cues. They operate at a fixed focal depth which means that accommodation of the eye is fixed and does not change. This results in a [[vergence-accommodation conflict]].