Successive‐ganzfeld haploscopic viewing technique for color‐appearance research

Abstract

Abstract A new experimental technique for color appearance research is described. This technique, successive‐Ganzfeld haploscopic viewing, combines advantages of traditional haploscopic and successive‐haploscopic techniques with modifications that provide a more amenable viewing situation for the observer. This note reviews the need for haploscopic viewing techniques in color appearance research and the pros and cons of traditional techniques. and outlines the implementation of the new technique along with current and potential applications.