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Publications

Depth enhancement with synoptic viewing

Rogers BJ. and Koenderink J., (2016), PERCEPTION, 45, 365 - 365

A celebration of the life and scientific work of Ian Howard

Rogers BJ. et al, (2014), PERCEPTION, 43, 2 - 2

Howard in Depth

Rogers BJ., (2014), PERCEPTION, 43, 2 - 2

The New Moon illusion and the perception of straight lines

Rogers BJ. and Naumenko OV., (2014), PERCEPTION, 43, 170 - 170

Perceiving in Depth

Howard IP. and Rogers BJ., (2012), 2, 1 - 656

Perceiving in Depth, Volume 2

Howard IP. and Rogers BJ., (2012)

Binocular fusion of luminance, color, motion and flicker – Two eyes are worse than one

Anstis S. and Rogers B., (2012), Vision Research, 53, 47 - 53

Vision in 3D Environments

Rogers BJ., (2011), Vision in 3D Environments

Interactions between disparity, parallax and perspective: Linking 'Reverspectives', hollow masks and the apparent motion seen in random dot stereograms

Rogers B., (2010), Journal of Vision, 10, 55 - 55

The role of visual and extraretinal information in disambiguating motion parallax transformations: a test of Nawrot's (2003) pursuit eye movement hypothesis

Rogers BJ., (2010), PERCEPTION, 39, 107 - 108

Rogers and Graham's 1979 Paper

Rogers B. et al, (2009), Perception, 38, 907 - 919

Deep implications or an oversimplified approach?-Gibson's ideas 50 years on.

Rogers BJ., (2009), Br J Psychol, 100, 273 - 276

Optic Arrays and Retinal Images: Discussion

(2009), Perception, 38, 159 - 163

Binocular disparities, motion parallax and geometric perspective in Patrick Hughes's 'Reverspectives'

Rogers BJ. and Gyani A., (2009), PERCEPTION, 38, 60 - 60

Visual globes, celestial spheres, and the perception of straight and parallel lines.

Rogers B. and Rogers C., (2009), Perception, 38, 1295 - 1312

Helmholtz's celestial sphere and the perception of straight lines

Rogers BJ., (2008), PERCEPTION, 37, 125 - 125

Seeing in Depth

Howard IP. and Rogers BJ., (2008)

Optic Arrays and Celestial Spheres

Rogers B., (2007), Perception, 36, 1269 - 1273

Determining the matching tokens in binocular stereopsis: An empirical and modeling study

Rogers BJ. and Minami K., (2007), PERCEPTION, 36, 59 - 60

The 'uncurved lines' on Helmholtz's 'celestial sphere'

Rogers BJ., (2007), PERCEPTION, 36, 309 - 310

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