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How the field characteristics of visual receptors compare with those of photoelectric-detector arrays under ultralow illuminance

V. K. Nesterov, A. S. Tibilov, and Yu. E. Shelepin

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Abstract

Based on an analysis of the dark-adaptation regime of the eye, a setup is developed and tested for calculating the illuminances corresponding to the image-perception threshold by an observer equipped with “electronic-vision” devices.

© 2009 Optical Society of America

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