Which depth cue breaks when a far object has too much texture?
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Correct answer: Cue of reduced texture and fine detail with distance
The texture and fine details of distant objects usually appear less clear; this is the texture/detail gradient depth cue. If a far object is shown with too much texture, it may appear unnaturally close, so this cue is broken. Overlap, linear perspective, and relative size are different depth cues. Exam tip: remember that detail decreases as distance increases.
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Cue of reduced texture and fine detail with distance
Why is this the correct answer?
The texture and fine details of distant objects usually appear less clear; this is the texture/detail gradient depth cue. If a far object is shown with too much texture, it may appear unnaturally close, so this cue is broken. Overlap, linear perspective, and relative size are different depth cues. Exam tip: remember that detail decreases as distance increases.
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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