Binocular Cues:These are depth cues that rely on both eyes working together to perceive distance. Examples include convergence (the inward turning of our eyes as an object gets closer) and retinal disparity (the slight difference between the images seen by each eye).
Monocular Cues:These are depth cues that can be perceived with just one eye. Examples include relative size (perceiving smaller objects as farther away), texture gradient (objects appearing less detailed as they get farther away), and linear perspective (parallel lines appearing to converge in the distance).
Motion Parallax: This is a monocular depth cue that involves perceiving movement of nearby objects more quickly than those far away when we're moving. It helps us judge distance while moving or observing moving objects.