5.3: Extending the Flicker Visibility Metric to a Range of Mean Luminance
Andrew B. Watson, Albert J. Ahumada
Abstract
Andrew B. Watson, Albert J. Ahumada
Abstract
We previously proposed a flicker visibility metric for bright displays, based on psychophysical data collected at a high mean luminance. Here we extend the metric to other mean luminances. This extension relies on a linear relation between log sensitivity and critical fusion frequency, and a linear relation between critical fusion frequency and log retinal illuminance. Consistent with our previous metric, the extended flicker visibility metric is measured in just‐noticeable differences (JNDs).
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We previously proposed a flicker visibility metric for bright displays, based on psychophysical data collected at a high mean luminance. Here we extend the metric to other mean luminances. This extension relies on a linear relation between log sensitivity and critical fusion frequency, and a linear relation between critical fusion frequency and log retinal illuminance. Consistent with our previous metric, the extended flicker visibility metric is measured in just‐noticeable differences (JNDs).
Key concepts: Flicker fusion threshold, Luminance, Visibility, Metric (unit), Flicker, Mathematics, Illuminance, Optics