The Mind Bending Science Behind Motion Parallax EXPLAINED Motion parallax is a depth cue that arises because of relative motion between the observer and the objects in view. When you're moving - say, in a car or on a train - objects that are closer to you appear to move faster across your field of vision, while distant objects seem to move more slowly. This happens because nearby objects shift position across your visual field at a much steeper angle as you move, whereas the angle to faraway obj

Parallax - A mysterious phenomena known to cause confusion, mispronunciation, and possible overthinking. Ok, the real definition: The effect whereby the position or direction of an object appears to differ when viewed from different positions. Mark and Jim grab Vortex’s Mike Tassoul and Ryan Muckenhirn to break down parallax as it relates to shooting, how big a deal it is, and if you should be blaming your misses on it. Listen now at https://vtx.social/ep190 | Vortex Optics