Since our eyes are a few centimetres apart,we get a slightly different view from each eye.This is known as:

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Binocular disparity refers to the difference in the image seen by each eye due to their slightly different positions. This information is used by the brain to create depth perception and a 3D image of the world around us. Visual reference and kinetic revision are not commonly used terms in vision science, and ocular disparity would not accurately describe the specific type of disparity caused by having two eyes.

Since Our Eyes Are a Few Centimetres Apart,we Get a Slightly