… He reviewed the prior work on contrast sensitivity, and described and named many of … use
today to measure threshold (and thus sensitivity). Reviewing his own, and past measurements, …

… The purpose of this study was to evaluate three psychophysical tests for the measurement
of contrast sensitivity (CS) and disability glare (DG) at different luminance levels. …

… required to discern patterns of that size. Contrast sensitivity is better correlated with visual …
[21] JB Mulligan, “A method for rapid measurement of contrast sensitivity on mobile touch-…

… This study shows that photopic contrast sensitivity and … functions derived by using the cortical
magnification factor M as a … Contrast sensitivity as a function of grating size measured in …

… Our results indicate that meaningful visual acuity and contrast sensitivity measures can be
obtained to establish test–retest reliability in a population of legally blind individuals. Although …

… Contrast is a measure of the amount of lightness or darkness an object has in
comparison to its background. For example, a black tie against a white dress shirt has high …

… , Contrast Sensitivity (CS) is generally measured by means of optotypes of different contrast,
… relative weights depend on the letter and its size, while a sinusoidal grating evaluates the …

… The aim of this study was to deliver age-related contrast sensitivity curves for normal subjects
using the FACT at two light conditions (OPTEC® 6500 P). Further on, the influence of glare …

… Abstract-Previous studies of spatial contrast sensitivity in adulthood have produced
contlicting results. To clarify the situation, we measured contrast sensitivity functions on a large …

… (2), a large range of contrast sensitivity measurements published in literature can be
described. For individual subjects, only the values of k, σ 0 , and η have to be adapted. …