Description
Book SynopsisLight Vision Color takes a well-balanced, interdisciplinary approach to our most important sensory system. The book successfully combines basics in vision sciences with recent developments from different areas such as neuroscience, biophysics, sensory psychology and philosophy.
Table of Contents1 INTRODUCTION.
VISION AND EXPERIENCE.
VISION AND NATURAL SCIENCE.
VISUAL ILLUSIONS.
2 OPTICS.
LIGHT.
GEOMETRICAL OPTICS.
IMAGING IN THE EYE.
3 THE PHYSIOLOGY OF THE EYE.
The EYE IS NOT A CAMERA.
THE OPTIC MEDIA.
THE RETINA.
SIGNAL GENERATION.
4 SENSITIVITY AND RESPONSE.
PHOTOMETRY.
CONTRAST VISION.
VISION LOSS.
5 COLOR.
PHYSICS OF COLOR STIMULI
COLOR DIFFERENCES.
COLOR INDUCTION AND ADAPTATION.
6 COLOR VISION.
THE OPPONENT MODEL AND COLOR PERCEPTION.
7 NEURAL CORRELATES.
PSYCHOPHYSICS AND PARALLEL PATHWAYS.
8 BRAIN PROCESSES.
APPENDIX.
A Physiologically Based System for Color Measurement.
Tables and Diagrams.
GLOSSARY.
LITERATURE.
INDEX.
