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The interocular distance determines the distance between the left and right eye virtual cameras, controlling the overall strength and comfort of the stereo effect; convergence determines at which depth the zero-parallax plane falls, affecting the viewer's eye adjustment when fusing the left and right images; the two are free variables at the rendering stage rather than model outputs.
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10/15/2026
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Perfect Depth Maps, Broken Stereo Video: Why?
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