Color Matching in
a Monochromat. Examine how color matching operates in a person
with just one type of receptor, like us at night. Do they really
have color vision?
Color Matching in a Dichromat.
Now examine how color matching works when the person has two classes of
receptors, like a red-green "color-blind" person. Do they have
color vision?
Color Aftereffects.
Experience color aftereffects, singly or in pairs. You can pick
the colors.
Color Vision Theory. An
interactive illustration of the operation of the interplay between the
cones which are trichromatic and the color-opponent stages of the visual
system.
Color Vision Theory and
Aftereffects. How does the combined trichromatic and color
opponent theories explain color vision. Change the adaptation and
see how different a white stimulus appears to to the color vision theory
interactive illustration used above.
