Dr. Mitsuo Ikeda Research This laboratory tries to prove that the chromatic adaptation is determined by adaptation to the color of illumination and not by adaptation to the colored objects. In other words the color appearance is determined by the brain and not by the retina. In order to prove this hypothesis experiments in this laboratory do not employ 2D displays but always actual rooms which are 3D spaces. Keywords: space perception, illumination, chromatic adaptation, recognized visual space of illumination. 2D vs 3D.
Recent papers published:
* Ikeda, M. Color appearance explained, predicted and confirmed by the concept of recognized visual space of illumination, Opt. Rev. 11 (2004) 217-225.
* Ikeda, M., Pungrassamee, P., Katemake, P., and Hansuebsai, A.: The Brain adaptation to the color of illumination and not the retinal adaptation to the color of objects that determines the color appearance of an object in the space, Opt. Rev. 13 (2006) 388-395.
* Ikeda, M., Pungrassamee, P., Obama, T.: Size effect of color patches for their color appearance with foggy goggles simulating cloudy crystalline lens of elderly people, Col. Res. Appl. 34 (2009) 351-358.
* Ikeda, M. Color appearance explained, predicted and confirmed by the concept of recognized visual space of illumination, Opt. Rev. 11 (2004) 217-225.
* Ikeda, M., Pungrassamee, P., Katemake, P., and Hansuebsai, A.: The Brain adaptation to the color of illumination and not the retinal adaptation to the color of objects that determines the color appearance of an object in the space, Opt. Rev. 13 (2006) 388-395.
* Ikeda, M., Pungrassamee, P., Obama, T.: Size effect of color patches for their color appearance with foggy goggles simulating cloudy crystalline lens of elderly people, Col. Res. Appl. 34 (2009) 351-358.