This document discusses an experiment to determine whether shadow rendering or stereoscopic 3D provides better depth cues and is more aesthetically pleasing. The experiment asks users to identify which of two objects is nearer the camera and to compare scenes rendered with different techniques. For depth cue identification, users performed better with both shadows and stereo, with stereo showing a slightly larger improvement. Aesthetically, shadows were preferred overall but stereo performed far better when combined with shadows. The document provides background on shadow mapping and stereo rendering techniques.