Abstract: An image processing technique comprises the steps of: (a) stretching an original image in the Y-direction (vertical) by a factor falling within the range of 2-10%; selecting a fixation point and disordering operation around the fixation point; and rotating the image through an angle falling within the range of 3-9°, preferably clockwise; (b) stretching a copy of the original image in the X-direction (horizontal by a factor falling within the range of 2-10%; and selecting an area of the image around the selected fixation point; and (c) merging the selected area of the image formed in step (b) with the image formed in step (a).

Abstract: A method of enhancing the perception of an image is described which comprises the steps of: a. selecting a picture or graphic representation for enhancement; b. producing two monocular images: i. monocular image one is a left hand view; ii. monocular image two is a right hand view; iii. the point of observation for monocular image one and monocular image two are separated by a horizontal distance of approximately 1 centimeter to 1 meter; c. creating peripheral monocular extents within the peripheral zone (Zone 1) by: i. aligning said left hand and right hand peripheral data sets such that the fixation points of the left hand view and right hand view are coincident; ii. excluding all elements of the two data sets which are in common; d. creating a central binocular zone (Zone 2) by: i. selecting the right hand central data set as the dominant central data set; ii. overlaying and integrating said dominant central data set with the remaining central data set; e. creating a binocular field (Zone 3) by: i.

Abstract: An image processing technique comprises the steps of: (a) stretching an original image in the Y-direction (vertical) by a factor falling within the range of 2-10%; selecting a fixation point and disordering operation around the fixation point; and rotating the image through an angle falling within the range of 3-9°, preferably clockwise; (b) stretching a copy of the original image in the X-direction (horizontal by a factor falling within the range of 2-10%; and selecting an area of the image around the selected fixation point; and (c) merging the selected area of the image formed in step (b) with the image formed in step (a).