Temporal Vision Flashcards

1
Q

What is the type of summation and resolution found in the scotopic and photopic system?

A
  1. Scotopic: Good summation, Poor resolution

2. Photopic: Poor summation, Good resolution

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2
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This law states total temporal summation occurs as long as the threshold number of quanta are delivered within a critical duration period.

A

Bloch’s law

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3
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What is the critical duration period in the scotpic and photopic system?

A
Scotopic = 100msec
Photopic = 10msec
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4
Q

Shallow modulations depth =

A

no flicker

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5
Q

Large modulation depth =

A

flicker

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6
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As trolands increase (brighter), what happens to the CFF?

A

CFF increases = CFF is directly proportional to the log of the stimulus luminance

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7
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This states flashes of pulse duration of 50-100msec are perceived as brighter than stimuli with duration of less than or more than this value

A

Broca-Sulzer

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8
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This states a flickering light appears brighter than a steady light

A

Brucke-Bartley effect

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9
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This states a flicker is more likely to be perceived if the stimulus area is larger

A

Granit and Harper Effect

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10
Q

The troxler effect is due to low what?

A

Low spatial contrast and low frequency

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11
Q

Where is CFF the highest

A

Central vision/fixation

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