By comparing the slightly different inputs from the two eyes, you achieve:

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By comparing the slightly different inputs from the two eyes, it creates stereoscopic depth perception. This is the result of the brain's ability to merge the two slightly different images from each eye into a single 3D image. Amblyopia and strabismus are both conditions that can disrupt this process, resulting in poor depth perception. Contrasting imagery is not a recognized term in relation to the visual system.

By Comparing the Slightly Different Inputs from the Two Eyes