A Case of Quasi-Infinite Visual Acuity and Illusory Size
A Case of Quasi-Infinite Visual Acuity and Illusory Size is a scholarly work by Wolf M Harmening, published in 2009 in ''Perception''. The main subjects of the publication include observer effect, angular diameter, optics, computer vision, visual angle, grey literature, optical illusion, Vernier acuity, illusion, physics, optometry, computer science, visual acuity, and psychology. In certain real-life situations, moiré patterns can enhance the observer's ability to resolve fine spatial detail of solid structures, theoretically to unlimited degrees.