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  1. Visual Evoked Potential Measures of Blur Adaptation

    It has been shown previously that blur adaptation occurs when subjects view a blurry image with both eyes for a significant period of time (Webster, Georgeson, & Webster, 2002). There has been no quantitative data taken on the phenomenon of blur adaptation. This study aimed to study various blur

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  2. Functional aspects of blur adaptation in human vision. A study of the mechanism of blur adaptation in human vision - its origin and scope evidenced using subjective and objective procedures.

    Sensory adaptation to blur improves visual acuity under defocused conditions. This phenomenon has been successfully demonstrated using subjective measures of acuity and is known as blur adaptation. This study investigates aspects of the mechanism of blur adaptation in human vision using subjective …

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  3. Adaptation to Interocular Differences in Blur

    Adaptation to a blurred image causes a physically focused image to appear too sharp, and shifts the point of subjective focus toward the adapting blur, consistent with a renormalization of perceived focus. We examined whether and how this adaptation normalizes to differences in blur between the two …

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