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Martin, Mabel Florence

 
9781333573539: Film, Surface, and Bulky Colors and Their Intermediates (Classic Reprint)

Synopsis

How viewing conditions shape what we see about color and form

This scholarly study explores how colors seen on surfaces, through film, or as bulky, three‑dimensional color differ in localization, texture, orientation, and overall impression. Drawing on experiments and careful observation, it shows that perception can shift between film, surface, and bulky appearances under different viewing conditions, and it explains what drives those changes.

  • Learn how a color’s apparent position, depth, and surface quality can change with binocular versus monocular viewing.
  • See how touch, sound, and attention influence whether a color looks flat, embedded, or volumetric.
  • Discover how researchers use screens and controlled stimuli to separate what we see from how we perceive it.
  • Understand the idea that film colors may be the “ultimate stuff” of vision, with other color modes derived from it.
Ideal for readers interested in perception, visual psychology, and the science behind color and object recognition.

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