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Originally Posted by man on the moon
...As far as I know, rods are not sensitive to color, but are highly sensitive to contrast. The book mentions that as well, though it was published in...I want to say 2003. Do you have a newer reference George?
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I was digging in my little filing cabinet and recalled your request. You might enjoy this article.
"In a 1996 paper entitled, "The Reengineering of Lighting Photometry," Dr. Sam Berman sets forth a new theory on the workings of the human eye where the function of the rods and cones are not mutually exclusive as previously believed."
[Sorry 'bout the delay.]
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Lighten up! This is a stellar board! Author: duh.
"The mean of five measures each of which is not worth a dang (sinc), has a maximum value of only five dangs (sinc)". Heber Curtis
"(sinc)" - spelling is not correct (in its orginal form) :)
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