“…Rodríguez D. and Suaste E. analyzed pupil responses from 400 to 600 nm [18]. Video techniques or image based methods called Video-oculography (VOG), have been employed in the study of pupillary responses [3,8,10,12,14,18,19] with capture ranges of 20, 25 and 102.4 Hz [3,10,12] and pupilometers [17]. High speed videooculography (HSV) [5,20] is a technique used in eye tracking systems [21], the study of mice speed movements [22], nistagmus analysis [23], and for pupil dynamic analysis with white light.…”