Lecture

Visual Perception

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This lecture covers the topic of visual perception, exploring concepts such as the visual cortex, optic nerves, pupil function, retinal cells, color perception, peripheral vision, motion perception, and depth perception. It delves into how the brain processes visual information, the role of cones and rods in vision, and the phenomenon of persistence of vision. The lecture also discusses the impact of frame rates and motion blur on video quality, as well as the factors influencing image perception, such as pixel depth, resolution, and compression. Various visual illusions and optical effects are presented to illustrate the complexities of human vision.

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