In Popular Culture
Binocular disparity forms the premise for a sketch from the film Wayne's World in which Wayne, who is lying in bed as Tia Carrere's character Cassandra perches above him, compares the respective images from his left and right eyes while noting which is which by saying "Camera 1 ... Camera 2 ... Camera 1 ... Camera 2."
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