Brian P. Schmidt

The paper investigates how individual and paired cone photoreceptors in the human retina combine signals to produce color percepts, finding evidence of spectral opponency and experience-dependent saturation.

This study assesses variability in transverse chromatic aberration (TCA) with pupil displacements and demonstrates real-time correction methods in an SLO system.

The paper shows that hue perception in the fovea is determined by cone type, with L and M cones producing distinguishable hues, while saturation and brightness are independent of cone type.

The paper investigates how the activity of surrounding S-cones influences the color sensations from individual M-cones, revealing context-dependent hue perception.