Study reveals decreased visual acuity under intermittent illumination, highlighting its impact on perception.
A study of visual acuity under intermittent illumination utilizing a Landolt C target has shown that certain rates and pulse/cycle fractions produce a decrement in visual acuity. This decrement was greater with a black of C on a white background than with the reverse contrast condition. Results also depended on illumination level, viewing time, and psychophysical, method utilized.
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