2016
DOI: 10.17559/tv-20160122205606
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The intensity of the simultaneous contrast effect depending on the change of background lightness

Abstract: Original scientific paper The paper explores the influence of the background effect of induction or simultaneous contrast on a specific type of media during the reproduction of a constructed design solution. The lightness of the background that surrounds the primary stimulus (rectangle) on a specifically constructed design was varied in ten ways. The intensity and direction of variations in the manifestation of lightness was determined with the help of the technique of simultaneous binocular harmonization on a… Show more

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“…Semmerloth [16] follows his research, and recently, the scientist Whittle is significantly involved in the research of the crispening effect [17]. Hajdek et al already explored in what way the crispening effect [18] and the simultaneous contrast effect [19,20] with a change in background lightness affect the perception of the respondents.…”
Section: Figure 2 Example Of the Crispening Effectmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…Semmerloth [16] follows his research, and recently, the scientist Whittle is significantly involved in the research of the crispening effect [17]. Hajdek et al already explored in what way the crispening effect [18] and the simultaneous contrast effect [19,20] with a change in background lightness affect the perception of the respondents.…”
Section: Figure 2 Example Of the Crispening Effectmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Backgrounds are divided into four areas 0-25% RTV, 25%-50% RTV, 50%-75% RTV and 75% -100% RTV. Primary stimuli of 55% RTV and 65% RTV were used as mean values, but the value of 50% RTV for primary stimuli was avoided because that value would cause an effect of assimilation at the same value of background [19,20].…”
Section: Figure 2 Example Of the Crispening Effectmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…More recently, the simultaneous contrast effect on the shift of perceived lightness of the observer on achromatic samples, depending on the change of the printing substrate, was researched, 23 while in the work of Hajdek et al, the influence of the simultaneous contrast effect depending on the change of background lightness in the reproduction (print) was studied using a color atlas. 24,25 In work Hajdek et al, a comparison of the intensity of the simultaneous contrast effect on achromatic (monochromatic and desaturated) samples on the reproduction (print)-color atlas was carried out. 26 This article is a continuation of the research conducted by Hajdek et al, in which a shift of the perceived lightness of the observer during the manifestation of the simultaneous contrast effect was shown.…”
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confidence: 99%
“…The research presented in this paper is a continuation of a previous research carried out by Hajdek et al in which the strength of the induction effect is researched in dependence of the different lightness of secondary stimuli in the achromatic design solution due to which the effect appears. The evaluation of the effect was carried out in relation to the reproductions made in the offset printing technique [26].…”
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confidence: 99%