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Foveal Flicker Sensitivity: Pupil Size and Aging

Melanie J. Mayer and Charlene B. Y. Kim

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Abstract

Changes in retinal health with aging or disease may affect an observer’s ability to detect flickering light.1,2,3 The de Lange function4 describes an observer’s contrast sensitivity to various rates of sinusoidal flicker and, with the addition of a nonlinearity, can account for all traditional flicker fusion data.5 We present data showing the effects of healthy aging on de Lange functions.

© 1988 Optical Society of America

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