Second-Order Visual Processing

Refractive Surgery and Optical Aberrations

Color Vision: Almost Reason Enough for Having Eyes

A dog’s ability to see colors is similar to that of most other mammals, although different from that of humans with normal vision. Cross-species comparisons of differences in color vision have helped us appreciate our own ability to see colors, as well as to understand the underlying mechanisms of color vision.

by Jay Neitz, Joseph Carroll, Maureen Neitz

The Perception of Medical Images: 1941-2001