In a 3D movie, if a filmmaker wants an image to come out of the screen toward the viewer, the filmmaker will create ______.
A)stereoscopic disparity
B)zero disparity
C)uncrossed disparity
D)crossed disparity

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Crossed disparity is when the images seen by the left and right eye converge at a point closer than the screen. This creates a pop-out effect and the impression that the object is coming out of the screen towards the viewer. Therefore, if a filmmaker wants an image to come out of the screen, they would create a scene with crossed disparity.

In a 3D Movie, If a Filmmaker Wants an Image