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Light

electromagnetic energy, the photon is the basic unit of light

Wavelength

color/hue/saturation is the purity of the color

Amplitude

Top to bottom intensity/brightness

Retina

at the back of the eye contains photoreceptors

Pupil

hole to let light in

Iris

Muscle that controls how much light is let in

Fovea

Part of the retina central point of focus highest acuity more cones

Blindspot

no photo receptors because of the optic nerve

Rods

Photoreceptor very sensitive to light (dim light) easily bleached concentrated in the periphery

Cones

Photoreceptor not very active in dim light, essential for color vision, acuity, concentrated in fovea

Lateral Geniculate nucleus

recieves visual information from optic nerve, sends information to primary visual cortex, located in the thalamus relay center, looks like a thumbprint each layer recieves info from only 1 eye

Visual feild

everything you can see

Receptive feild

the feild of vision a single receptor or receptors attached to a single ganglion cell percieve

Center surround Receptive feild

the receptive feild of a ganglion cell has two parts center which is more sensitive and surround which is bigger,they are mutually antagonistic, there are ON/OFF center types and the ganglion cells respond best when there is contrast

Trichromatic Color theory

we see color based on the type of cones in our eyes, blue green and red cones, respond best when different colored light is shown on them

Opponent process coding

Neurons respond specifically to paires of primary colors, red opposing green, blue opposing yellow, retinas contain two kinds of color sensitive ganglion cells, yellow on blue off, blue on yellow off,red on green off, green on red off

After image

firing when image is taken away

Parvocellular

small cell bodies near fovea fine details colors, primates, in P layers of LGN

Magnocellular

large cell bodies in periphery,large receptive feild, Motion, in M layers of LGN

Koniocellular

small but throughout retina project to many areas, primates, important for blue light

Ganglion cells

see dots

Primary visual cortex

sees lines and orientation of line

Cytochromic oxidase blobs

anayze color

Visual association cortex

analyze visual information

Ventral Stream

What, Color, input from PArvocellular magnocellular and koniocellular

Dorsal Stream

Where, How, Movement, mostly magnocellular input