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Just so I understood correctly: both eyes would see slightly different images and the brain would merge them to one coherent image with "new" colors? How long d
by buschtoens 9y ago
Just so I understood correctly: both eyes would see slightly different images and the brain would merge them to one coherent image with "new" colors? How long does it take for the brain to adapt?
- db48x 9y ago"Subjectively, we observed that, by looking at a particular color through both filters simultaneously (e.g. filter 1 over the left eye, filter 2 over the right), a “meta-color” is observed, which appears to be different from the original perceived color and both individual filtered perceived colors. This meta-color is a manifestation of the “extra” effective cone type created by the pair of filters, and demonstrates the increased information relayed to the visual system resulting from the partitioning of the S cone."