Abstract
Our experiments show that observers perceive the absolute luminance of areas in an image under some viewing conditions, and average luminance and contrast under other conditions. When average luminance and contrast are important sensitivity to contrast mismatches is up to 25 times as great as sensitivity to luminance mismatches.
© 1987 Optical Society of America
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