Christopher KuntzMay 10, 20203 minThe Hexagon and the Construction of Three Dimensional FormThe hexagon is used to demonstrate the role that incident light plays on the construction of three dimensional form.
Christopher KuntzApr 9, 20205 minThe Transparent Box Illusion: Construction of Three Dimensional Form IThe transparent box illusion provides important insights into the illusion of three dimensional form
Christopher KuntzJan 10, 20201 minLine and Edge Enhancement IV: Size Doesn't MatterThe Chevreul Effect is the same regardless of size. This is a clue to the amazing complexity of our visual processing.
Christopher KuntzDec 4, 20192 minCreating Brilliance using a Luminance GradientBrilliance can be created by placing a focal bright object on a background luminance gradient.
Christopher KuntzNov 25, 20192 minLine and Edge Enhancement II: The Chevreul Effect and Lateral InhibitionYour photoreceptors inhibit their neighbors when stimulated. This enhances detection of line, edge, and contour.
Christopher KuntzNov 17, 20194 minLine and Edge Enhancement I: Afterimages and ShimmeringAfterimages, when combined with saccadic motion of the eyes, greatly increase the detection of edge and line.
Christopher KuntzMay 26, 20192 minFilling In the PeripheryThis is the fifth in a series of posts on Visual Processing. The blog post Don't Pay Attention to This is useful background...
Christopher KuntzApr 20, 20192 minIV. Don't Pay Attention to ThisIf it isn't changing, it's disappearing. Troxler Fading is one of the stranger things our visual system does.
Christopher KuntzApr 6, 20191 minIII. Local sensitivity adjustmentYour retina can adjust sensitivity to local conditions
Christopher KuntzApr 5, 20191 minII. Context and BrillianceThis is the second in a series of posts on visual processing and art. Please review the post Line and Contour Enhancement for background....
Christopher KuntzApr 4, 20192 minI. The Chevreul Illusion#illusions #opticalillusions #chevreulillusion #lateralinhibition #visualprocessing This is the first of a series of posts on Visual...