Colour Vision a Discussion of the Leading Phenomena And Their Physical Laws
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On the other hand, it may be due to excitation, not necessarily visible, of self light in the foveal region ; which, in accordance with Fechner's modification of his law of the sensation of luminosity, effectively lessens the sensitivity to illumination.
This latter view indicates the least complicated mechanism for the gain or loss of adaptation, whether that mechanism be located in the retina or in the brain. And it introduces no new aspect into the formal expression of the relations between ...stimulus and sensation, so that the laws of adaptation follow without additional postulates in the Young-Helmholtz theory.
A single observation upon a faint star seen against a dark sky, after hours of rest in entire darkness when the changing self light of the eye is distinctly visible, and the usual condition of faint ness or invisibility by direct vision combined with good visibility by indirect vision, holds at first, but is then exactly reversed (Proc. R. S. E. 1905), is sufficient to indicate the probability of the reality of this explanation.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
On the other hand, it may be due to excitation, not necessarily visible, of self light in the foveal region ; which, in accordance with Fechner's modification of his law of the sensation of luminosity, effectively lessens the sensitivity to illumination.
This latter view indicates the least complicated mechanism for the gain or loss of adaptation, whether that mechanism be located in the retina or in the brain. And it introduces no new aspect into the formal expression of the relations between ...stimulus and sensation, so that the laws of adaptation follow without additional postulates in the Young-Helmholtz theory.
A single observation upon a faint star seen against a dark sky, after hours of rest in entire darkness when the changing self light of the eye is distinctly visible, and the usual condition of faint ness or invisibility by direct vision combined with good visibility by indirect vision, holds at first, but is then exactly reversed (Proc. R. S. E. 1905), is sufficient to indicate the probability of the reality of this explanation.
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