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Relative Yellow–Blue Sensitivity as a Function of Retinal Position and Luminance Level

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Abstract

Relative sensitivity for yellow and blue was determined by hue cancellation, using the method of constant stimuli. Measurements were made with a 1° stimulus at the fovea, 2° above the fovea, and every 4° along the upper vertical meridian out to 18° at three luminance levels (0.5, 0.1, and 0.01 ft-L). Relative yellow–blue sensitivity remained much the same from fovea to periphery for the two highest light levels. At the lowest luminance level there was a slight increase in relative blue sensitivity in the near periphery and a progressive decrease in relative yellow sensitivity as the peripheral angle increased. The variability of color discrimination increased greatly as luminance decreased and the peripheral angle increased.

© 1965 Optical Society of America

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