Measuring Perception of Line Separation at Varying Distances and Light Levels

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The discussion focuses on an experiment measuring the ability to distinguish lines 0.25mm apart at varying distances and light levels. Results indicate that visibility improves with increased brightness, but only up to a certain point where additional light does not enhance perception. The original poster seeks further insights on this topic and requests participants to avoid creating duplicate threads. The conversation emphasizes the importance of light levels in visual acuity and encourages continued discussion in an existing thread. Overall, the findings highlight the relationship between light intensity and visual discrimination.
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ive done a test were, i get someone to try and distinguish to lines that are 0.25mm apart from varying distances. then I am going to do some kind of calculation to tell me somthing (hopefully)

and i have done this experiement in different light levels, controlling the lux. and i have found brighter it is the wasier u can see, up to a point were no more is not any use.

any one know anyhting else about this?
 
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