Photopic Luminance Perception is a psychophysical model of human brightness sensitivity under well-lit conditions, distinguished by its reliance on cone photoreceptor activity in the visual system to mediate luminance discrimination within the photopic range of ambient illumination.
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The visibility of transient changes of luminance
Cyril Rashbass · The Journal of Physiology · 1970 · 238 citations
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