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English: Light adaptation. For a given scene, the solid lines represent families of visual response curves at di�erent (relative) energy levels. The dashed line represents the case where we would adapt in order to cover the entire range of illumination, which would yield limited contrast and reduced sensitivity. |
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| Author | Arturomoncadatorres |
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