Luminance Range Perception is a perceptual construct that refers to the human visual system's ability to discern and interpret variations in luminance levels across a continuous spectrum, distinguishing it from basic luminance detection by encompassing the integration of relative brightness contrasts and adaptation mechanisms over differing spatial and temporal scales.
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Image luminance changes contrast sensitivity in visual cortex
Hamed Rahimi-Nasrabadi, Jianzhong Jin, Reece Mazade et al. · Cell Reports · 2021 · 53 citations · Full text
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