To complete the experiment correctly, please sit upright in front of the monitor at an arm's-length distance.

To continue, you need to complete a short test. After pressing the "Start" button, the white square will begin moving along the trajectory currently being shown. You need to keep the cursor inside the white square for as long as possible. You do not need to hold the mouse button down. For this test, we recommend using a computer mouse (with medium DPI) instead of a touchpad. The test will be repeated 3 times. Also, after pressing the button, you will enter fullscreen mode. To ensure maximum experiment accuracy, please do not leave fullscreen mode.

To continue, you need to complete a short test. After pressing the "Start" button, the white square will begin moving along the trajectory currently being shown. You need to keep the cursor inside the white square for as long as possible. You do not need to hold the mouse button down. For this test, we recommend using a computer mouse (with medium DPI) instead of a touchpad. The test will be repeated 3 times. To ensure maximum experiment accuracy, please do not leave fullscreen mode.

Unfortunately, your hardware and/or software does not allow collecting the required data with sufficient accuracy. We recommend using a computer mouse (with medium DPI) instead of a touchpad next time.

The image in the center has the highest sharpness. By rotating the panorama, you can better examine individual objects in the video.

You can interact with the panorama using a computer mouse.

If a more interesting object appears in the frame, move the center toward it.

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Before the video is shown, you will be given a screen-size measurement test (performed using a ruler or a standard business/plastic card), as well as a short questionnaire about color perception. The number of screen measurement attempts is limited, so please do not guess the dimensions. To change the ruler length or card size, drag the corresponding area using the handle in the lower-right corner.

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If you have a MacBook model with a notch at the top in the center of the screen, you need to temporarily disable it to complete the experiment correctly. To do this, follow these instructions:

Install macOS 13.3 Ventura or earlier if you have not already done so

Open System Settings

Go to Displays

Click Advanced

Enable Show list of resolutions, then click Done at the bottom

In the main window, enable Show all resolutions

Select resolution 1728×1080

To restore the notch behavior, choose the resolution that was set by default.