If every brick detail on a far wall is clear which depth cue is ignored?
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Correct answer: Cue of detail reducing with distance
Fine details on distant objects are usually less visible. Reducing the visibility of individual bricks as distance increases provides a depth cue and makes the wall appear farther away. If every brick remains equally clear, the detail gradient is ignored; hue and symmetry are not the relevant primary depth cues here. Exam tip: show less texture and fewer fine details in distant areas.
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Cue of detail reducing with distance
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Fine details on distant objects are usually less visible. Reducing the visibility of individual bricks as distance increases provides a depth cue and makes the wall appear farther away. If every brick remains equally clear, the detail gradient is ignored; hue and symmetry are not the relevant primary depth cues here. Exam tip: show less texture and fewer fine details in distant areas.
Which subject and chapter does this question cover?
This is a Class 10 Art Education question. Chapter: Fundamentals of Visual Arts. Topic: Elements of Art.
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