Color vision Flashcards
What is color vision?
The ability to discriminate light solely based upon wavelength
What is hue euivalent to in photometry?
Dominant wavelength
What is brightness equivalent to in photometry?
Luminance
What is saturation equivalent to in photometry?
Purity
What does equal stimulation of cones result in?
White light
What is protan?
Anomaly with erythrolabe or L cone
What is deutan?
Anomaly with chlorolabe or M cone
What is tritan?
Anomaly with cyanolabe or S cone
Protanopes
Missing L cone
Deuteranopes
Missing M cone
Tritanopes
Missing S cone
Anomalous trichromats
Have all three cones, with a deficiency of one
What percentage of males have deuteranomaly?
5%
What percentage of males have overall red-green deficiency?
8%
What does spectral sensitivity determine?
Perceived brightness
Protanope V(wavelength) curve
Displaced toward shorter wavelengths
Peak at 540nm
Deuteranope V(wavelength) curve
Displaced toward longer wavelengths
Peak at 560nm
What is wavelength discrimination?
A measure of hue discrimination
What do confusion lines represent?
The locus of points on the CIE color space that cannot be dsitinguished based on their chromaticities
What do spaces between confusion lines represent?
A noticeable change in wavelength
McAdam’s ellipses
Confusion ellipses for trichromats
What is the copunctal point?
Where all confusion lines meet
What is a neutral point?
Where the confusion line that passes through white intersects the spectrum locus
Is confused with white