1974
DOI: 10.1080/713818902
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Calculations on the Optical Modulation Transfer Function of the Human Eye for White Light

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“…However, the latter effects were not important in the simulations in this study because imaging quality was calculated for monochromatic green light (wavelength 555 nm) only and it has been shown that the StilesCrawford effect is negligible for image quality with small pupil diameters. [32][33][34] Liou and Brennan 11 did not provide a value for the retinal curvature because their model eye was designed for on-axis imaging only. However, the curvature of the retina may have an impact on image quality with displaced or tilted IOLs.…”
Section: Methodsmentioning
confidence: 98%
“…However, the latter effects were not important in the simulations in this study because imaging quality was calculated for monochromatic green light (wavelength 555 nm) only and it has been shown that the StilesCrawford effect is negligible for image quality with small pupil diameters. [32][33][34] Liou and Brennan 11 did not provide a value for the retinal curvature because their model eye was designed for on-axis imaging only. However, the curvature of the retina may have an impact on image quality with displaced or tilted IOLs.…”
Section: Methodsmentioning
confidence: 98%
“…To evaluate the optical quality of both procedures, we analyzed the modulation transfer function (MTF) (21) and the point spread function (PSF). In the present study, the mean one-dimensional MTF was calculated as the average over all orientations of the two-dimensional MTF.…”
Section: Optical Quality Evaluationmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…As the diffraction blur decreases, aberrations increase (Campbell and Gubisch, 1966;Van Meeteren, 1974). …”
Section: Disclssionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…For applications to the vertebrate eyes. and the human eye in particular, we refer to Weaheimer (1972) and Van Meeteren (1974).…”
Section: (Al)mentioning
confidence: 99%