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Re: focusing in monochromatic light
- From: T3D john bercovitz <bercov@xxxxxxxxxxx>
- Subject: Re: focusing in monochromatic light
- Date: Fri, 22 Nov 1996 08:12:16 -0800
John Merritt writes:
> John B wrote about yellow glasses and monochromatic light. I suspect
> these glasses are not monochromatic, but rather a blue cut-off
> filter.
How much could I learn with a dense flint equilateral prism?
> I haven't kept up on this area, but I recall that the visual system
> is not wired for detail in the blue end of the spectrum, so by
> cutting off the blue light, perhaps the detail-analyzers have
> a cleaner signal?
So I guess there's a question as to whether it's blue balanced against
red for focus?
> I don't know of depth acuity (to relate this to Tech3D) data
> where spectral bandwidth is a factor, but haven't searched for it.
> It might be interesting to test depth acuity at a distance in
> the presence of haze, with and without minus-blue filters.
Sounds interesting to me.
John B
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