Aaron Hertzmann @aaronhertzmann.com · May 5 1 / 4
On the other hand, many techniques in art history operate very differently from linear perspective, yet the shapes don’t look distorted—it is as if each shape has its own local projection, rather than being consistent with a single projection for the whole picture. 4/
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In our first two experiments, we asked viewers to compare conventional perspective to a rendering where each object has its own linear perspective. Viewers rated the local-linear perspective as more accurate. 5/