Why is brightness discrimination poor at low levels of illumination.

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Mumbai University > Electronics > Sem 7 > Digital image processing

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Year: Dec 2010

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The range of light intensity levels to which the human visual system can adapt is enormous, of the order of 1010 from the isotropic threshold to the glare limit. It simply means, see things in the dark and also when there is a lot of illumination. It has been shown …

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