William S. Tuten

This study examines how local variations in the L/M cone ratio affect the detection and color naming of small light spots, finding that chromatic sensitivity improves when the L/M ratio approaches unity.

This study investigates how stimulus parameters affect color perception of small light spots, finding that size and intensity influence green perception and saturation.

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.

The paper investigates how optical aberrations and fixational eye movements affect spatial summation in the human fovea, finding that post-receptoral neural pooling limits summation.

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