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1 an engineering-focused introduction to! The Human Visual System! EE367/CS448I: Computational Imaging and Display! stanford.edu/class/ee367! Lecture 2! Gordon Wetzstein! Stanford University!
2 nautilus eye, wikipedia!
3 Dawkins, Climbing Mount Improbable,! Norton & Company, 1997!
4 reptile eye,
5 wikipedia! Evolution of the Eye! owl,
6 pigeon,
7 jumping spider, wikipedia!
8 national geographics!
9 Summary of Human Visual System (HVS)! visual acuity: 20/20 is ~1 arc min! field of view: ~190 monocular, ~120 binocular, ~135 vertical! temporal resolution: ~60 Hz (depends on contrast, luminance)! dynamic range: instantaneous 6.5 f-stops, adapt to 46.5 f-stops! color: everything in the CIE xy diagram; distances are linear in CIE Lab! depth cues in 3D displays: vergence, focus, conflicts, (dis)comfort! accommodation range: ~8cm to, degrades with age!
10 Overview! wikipedia! sensors! low-level processing! network! compute! high-level processing!
11 Overview! dorsal stream: spatial awareness! wikipedia! primary visual cortex! ventral stream:! recognition, object identification!
12 Anatomy of the Human Eye!
13 The Retina!
14 Roorda & Williams, 1999, Nature! The Retina! 5 arcmin visual angle!
15 Color Perception!
16 reddit.com! Color Perception - Sensitivity of Cones!
17 far focus! Oculumotor Processes! 16 years: ~8cm to "! 50 years: ~50cm to " (mostly irrelevant)! near focus! adithyakiran.wordpress.com!
18 Oculumotor Processes + Visual Cues!
19 Ruch & Fulton, 1960! Visual Field / Field of View! monocular visual field! binocular visual field!
20 Immersive VR How Important is the FOV?!
21 Snellen chart! Visual Acuity! characters are 5 arc min, need to resolve 1 arc min to read!
22 Retina Displays! Steve Jobs: 300 dpi is retina resolution! our math: ~573 dpi (Shannon!)! Apple Inc.! p=??! d! p=2d tan(#/2)! #! eye! tablet, 12 away,! resolvable pixel:! p=2*12 *tan(1 arc min /2)=0.0035!
23 Dynamic Range!
24 High Dynamic Range Displays!
25 Refractive Errors!
26 Vision-Correcting Displays! 300 dpi or higher!
27 Eye vs Camera! [Williams 91]! wikipedia!
28 Contrast! global vs. local, Weber contrast: Michelson contrast:! I! I Which image has a higher contrast? What is contrast?!
29 contrast! Contrast Sensitivity Function! Campbell & Robson, 1968; Daly, 1993! peak at ~4-6 cpd! shifts depending on viewing distance! packing density of cones ~60 cpd! spatial frequency!
30 Oliva, Torralba, & Schyns, 2006, ACM SIGGRAPH! Hybrid Images!
31 Oliva, Torralba, & Schyns, 2006, ACM SIGGRAPH! Hybrid Images!
32 wikipedia! Depth Perception!
33 Depth Perception! mo ues!!!!!!!!!!! perspective! relative object size! absolute size! occlusion! accommodation! retinal blur! motion parallax! texture gradients! shading!! wikipedia! binocular cues!! (con)vergence!! disparity / parallax!!!
34 Depth Perception! binocular disparity! convergence! motion parallax! accommodation/blur! current glasses-based (stereoscopic) displays! near-term: light field displays! longer-term: holographic displays!
35 Cutting & Vishton, 1995! Depth Perception!
36 Visual Illusions Perspective, Occlusion, Size! M.C. Escher!
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38 Held et al., 2006, ACM SIGGRAPH! Visual Illusions Which Cues are These?!
39 Stereoscopic Displays! Charles Wheatstone., Stereoscope.! Walker, Lewis E., Hon. Abraham Lincoln, President of the United States. Library of Congress!
40 Stereoscopic Displays!
41 Stereoscopic Displays! 176 years later! Charles Wheatstone 1838! stereoscopic displays!
42 A Brief History of Virtual Reality! Stereoscopes! Wheatstone, Brewster,! VR, AR,! Ivan Sutherland! VR explosion! Oculus, Sony, Valve, MS,! 1838! 1968! ! Next-generation VR Displays!
43 Vergence-Accommodation Conflict! Marty Banks, UC Berkeley! effects!! visual discomfort!! visual fatigue!! nausea!! diplopic vision!! eyestrain!! compromised image quality!! pathologies in developing visual system!!!
44 Real World:!! Vergence & Accommodation Match! Top View!
45 Top View! Screen! Stereo Displays Today:!! Vergence-Accommodation Mismatch!
46 Shibata et al, 2011, Journal of Vision! Zone of Comfort!
47 The Light Field Stereoscope! Technical Paper! & E-Tech Demo! with NVIDIA Research!! ACM SIGGRAPH 2015!
48 Summary! visual acuity: 20/20 is ~1 arc min! field of view: ~190 monocular, ~120 binocular, ~135 vertical! temporal resolution: ~60 Hz (depends on contrast, luminance)! dynamic range: instantaneous 6.5 f-stops, adapt to 46.5 f-stops! color: everything in the CIE xy diagram; distances are linear in CIE Lab! depth cues in 3D displays: vergence, focus, conflicts, (dis)comfort! accommodation range: ~8cm to, degrades with age!
49 Homework I!! take a step back in evolution!! build a pinhole camera!! capture photos with it! wikipedia!! read instructions carefully!
50 Homework I Build a Pinhole Camera! light! leakage! digital camera! blocked optical path!
51 Next: Digital Photography I!!!!!!!! optics! aperture! depth of field! field of view! noise! sensors! color filter arrays!
52 ! References and Further Reading! interesting textbooks on perception:! Wandell, Foundations of Vision, Sinauer Associates,1995! Howard, Perceiving in Depth, Oxford University Press, 2012! depth cues and more:! Cutting & Vishton, Perceiving layout and knowing distances: The interaction, relative potency, and contextual use of different information about depth, Epstein and Rogers (Eds.), Perception of space and motion, 1995! Held, Cooper, O Brien, Banks, Using Blur to Affect Perceived Distance and Size, ACM Transactions on Graphics, 2010! Hoffman and Banks, Focus information is used to interpret binocular images. Journal of Vision 10, 2010! Hoffman, Girshick, Akeley, and Banks, Vergence-accommodation conflicts hinder visual performance and cause visual fatigue. Journal of Vision 8, 2008! Huang, Chen, Wetzstein, The Light Field Stereoscope, ACM SIGGRAPH 2015! the retina and visual acuity:! Roorda, Williams, The arrangement of the three cone classes in the living human eye, Nature, Vol 397, 1999! Snellen chart: the visual field:! Ruch and Fulton, Medical physiology and biophysics, 1960! contrast sensitivity function & hybrid images:! Oliva, Torralba, Schyns, Hybrid Images, ACM Transactions on Graphics (SIGGRAPH), 2006! Spatio-temporal CSF: Kelly, Motion and Vision. II. Stabilized spatio-temporal threshold surface, Journal of the Optical Society of America,1979! Mantiuk, Kim, Rempel, Heidrich, HDR-VDP-2: A calibrated visual metric for visibility and quality predictions in all luminance conditions, SIGGRAPH 2011!
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