Whether colour patterns that have no luminance variation can evoke the perception of visual motion has long been a controversial issue. Recent studies using new and old techniques have now provided compelling evidence that colour can indeed contribute to motion perception
We sought to determine the extent to which red-green, colour-opponent mechanisms in the human visual...
An isoluminant color grating usually appears to move more slowly than a luminance grating that has t...
We introduce and explore a color phenomenon which requires the prior perception of motion to produce...
Action is not usually considered to play a role in colour perception. However, sensorimotor theories...
Color constancy refers to our remarkable ability to perceive the color of objects nearly constant de...
AbstractWe examined the role of color in the processing of motion of a luminance-varying pattern by ...
Sensorimotor theories of perception argue that action plays a constitutive role in all perception, e...
Purpose. To evaluate the separate contributions of chromaticity and luminance to the perception of c...
SummaryWhether fundamental visual attributes, such as color, motion, and shape, are analyzed separat...
For proponents of the sensorimotor approach to perception consciousness is not amp;amp;lsquo;generat...
For proponents of the sensorimotor approach to perception consciousness is not amp;amp;lsquo;generat...
Action is not usually considered to play a role in colour perception. However, sensorimotor theories...
'Color from motion' describes the perception of a spread of subjective color over achromatic regions...
Why is it that we perceive a richly coloured world everywhere in our visual field, even though the c...
Colour vision is generally investigated with static stimuli. However, under `real viewing' condi- ti...
We sought to determine the extent to which red-green, colour-opponent mechanisms in the human visual...
An isoluminant color grating usually appears to move more slowly than a luminance grating that has t...
We introduce and explore a color phenomenon which requires the prior perception of motion to produce...
Action is not usually considered to play a role in colour perception. However, sensorimotor theories...
Color constancy refers to our remarkable ability to perceive the color of objects nearly constant de...
AbstractWe examined the role of color in the processing of motion of a luminance-varying pattern by ...
Sensorimotor theories of perception argue that action plays a constitutive role in all perception, e...
Purpose. To evaluate the separate contributions of chromaticity and luminance to the perception of c...
SummaryWhether fundamental visual attributes, such as color, motion, and shape, are analyzed separat...
For proponents of the sensorimotor approach to perception consciousness is not amp;amp;lsquo;generat...
For proponents of the sensorimotor approach to perception consciousness is not amp;amp;lsquo;generat...
Action is not usually considered to play a role in colour perception. However, sensorimotor theories...
'Color from motion' describes the perception of a spread of subjective color over achromatic regions...
Why is it that we perceive a richly coloured world everywhere in our visual field, even though the c...
Colour vision is generally investigated with static stimuli. However, under `real viewing' condi- ti...
We sought to determine the extent to which red-green, colour-opponent mechanisms in the human visual...
An isoluminant color grating usually appears to move more slowly than a luminance grating that has t...
We introduce and explore a color phenomenon which requires the prior perception of motion to produce...
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