Retinal Luminance
Retinal Luminance is a physiological measure representing the intensity of light, expressed in luminance units, that reaches and is distributed across the retina, differentiating it from other luminance measures by its direct reference to the spatial and temporal patterns of optical stimulation specific to retinal processing in visual perception.
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Melanopsin-Based Brightness Discrimination in Mice and Humans
Timothy M. Brown, Sei‐ichi Tsujimura, Annette E. Allen et al. · Current Biology · 2012 · 258 citations · Full text
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