THE INFLUENCE OF LIGHT ADAPTATION ON SUBSEQUENT DARK ADAPTATION OF THE EYE¶
Hecht, Haig, & Chase. (1937). THE INFLUENCE OF LIGHT ADAPTATION ON SUBSEQUENT DARK ADAPTATION OF THE EYE. Journal of General Physiology.
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- Purkinje Effect
- A white or blue light, by contrast, would strongly drive the rods, bleach their rhodopsin, and destroy the dark adaptation that took twenty to thirty minutes to build.
This sourceHecht, Haig and Chase's measurements that rod dark adaptation takes at least 30 minutes after a bleaching light adaptation, the rods re-forming visual purple afterwards.
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“cone adaptation is over in 3 or 4 minutes, whereas rod adaptation takes at least 30 minutes”
- A white or blue light, by contrast, would strongly drive the rods, bleach their rhodopsin, and destroy the dark adaptation that took twenty to thirty minutes to build.
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