Facilitation of Red-Green Perception by Luminance Pedestals

C.F. Stromeyer

doi:10.1364/CA.1987.TuA2

Topical Meeting on Color Appearance
Technical Digest Series (Optica Publishing Group, 1987),
paper TuA2
•https://doi.org/10.1364/CA.1987.TuA2

Facilitation of Red-Green Perception by Luminance Pedestals

C.F. Stromeyer

Color Appearance 1987

Annapolis, Maryland United States
29–30 June 1987
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Abstract

My colleagues (G.R. Cole, R.T. Eskew, Jr. and R.E. Kronauer) and I have been studying how luminance information may aid perception of red-green color changes. Related work has been done by Hilz et al, (1974), Boynton et al. (1977) and Nick and Larimer (1983).

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