. Physical researches on sensation [by] Frank Allen [and others]. ■SOt>. -SS bo -Ly Jiirliiil reflex ciirtes for wave length .6S7ft u-ith diferatt ns oj <jd<tpiaiioH. double proof that they represent intermediate values of the that their real magnitudes are much larger than the curves indicate. ozo oois. 50h SS be 6s IIG. 12. Jiirlial reflex cunrs jor uijk length .450(1 XiUh diflereml nyndUions of adaptation. The curve lor tlu- wave length .410;j. however, was obtained withthe retlex area of the retina in sutTicient daylight adaptation, and there- 928 Frank Allen
. Physical researches on sensation [by] Frank Allen [and others]. ■SOt>. -SS bo -Ly Jiirliiil reflex ciirtes for wave length .6S7ft u-ith diferatt ns oj <jd<tpiaiioH. double proof that they represent intermediate values of the that their real magnitudes are much larger than the curves indicate. ozo oois. 50h SS be 6s IIG. 12. Jiirlial reflex cunrs jor uijk length .450(1 XiUh diflereml nyndUions of adaptation. The curve lor tlu- wave length .410;j. however, was obtained withthe retlex area of the retina in sutTicient daylight adaptation, and there- 928 Frank Allen [ & , 7 fore probably represents the maximum reflex enhancement obtainablewith this color. The reflex effect of white light was also obtained by focussing asmall butintense circular patch of white light from the arc upon theedge of a white porcelain plate. By fixating vision upon the edge of theplate a semi-circular patch like a half moon was formed on one side of Table 6. Luniinosily Contrast Darkness. Darkness. White X Normal Reflex Direct Light Sec. Sec. Sec. Sec. .750)u 0,0360 0,0344 .740 ,0335 .0320 ,0348 ,0325 . . .0230 ,0255 .0231 . .0174 .0165 .0179 .0162 . ,0152 .0148 .0158 .0143 .590 .0148 .0142 .0151 ,0136 .550 .0155 ,0150 .0158 ,0142 .530 .0165 ,0160 .01
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