Tuesday, 7 March 2017

Contrast sensitivity

Contrast sensitivity is the ability of eye to see a given object against a background. The closer the levels of target illumination and background illumination, the more difficult it becomes to resolve the target. The reduction in contrast sensitivity occurs in corneal disease, cataract and retinal degenerations.

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