isoluminant

Possessing the same luminance. Example: red and green bars of a grating which have the same luminance. If such a grating is moving sideways, many observers will barely perceive its motion or fail to notice it altogether. Syn. equiluminant.

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a presents the original picture which is made up entirely of isoluminant colors (i.

A very obvious and already discussed issue is the problem with the isoluminant colors: how to make them visually perceptible and distinguishable after the greyscale processing, on what criteria an isoluminant component should be brighter or darker.

It basically controls the direction in which the isoluminant colors are being made distinguishable, either by increasing in brightness or in darkness.

But if the chrominance difference happens to be bigger than the luminance, it means that there is the possibility at looking at two isoluminant color values, and so the Challenge1 comes into focus.

On image recoloring--part 1: Correct grayscale conversion

In contrast, the HCL version shows an isoluminant gray in the desaturated version.

Somewhere over the rainbow: how to make effective use of colors in meteorological visualizations

In theory, this can also be achieved by printing the figure on an isoluminant background.

Assessment of colour vision

Donk and Theeuwes (2001) failed to observe a preview benefit when new items were isoluminant with the background.

8. Endogenous inhibitory control of selection: evidence from preview search. (Commentaries on Ruz & Lupianez (2002): A review of Attentional Capture: On its automaticity and sensitivity to endogenous control)

Flicker photometry: Prior to commencing the experiment flicker photometry was used to adjust the energy of the green and blue-green cues to be approximately isoluminant with the grey frames.

Effects of bilateral colour cues on visual orienting: revisiting William James' `derived attention'

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