The present study investigated the perceptual, cognitive, affective distortion associated with emerging 3D visual presentation from the perspective of experimental psychology, cognitive science, and ergonomics. We accumulated the data on the spatial distortion of perceived position of visual stimuli in 3D space, the biasn in numerosity and density perception in 3D space, the effects of partially converted stereoscopic images and virtual tilted images on visual attention, memory, and body control. These findings have been discussed in both academic and public settings in order to facilitate forming the scientific and technological infrastracture for future use of 3D visual presentations