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Stray Light and the Human Electroretinogram*
Journal of the Optical Society of America, 1953A scotopic (b-wave) component of the human electroretinogram which results from small (1° to 12°) area stimulation has previously been shown, by the writer and others, to arise almost entirely from stray light in the eye which weakly illuminates large peripheral areas where the rods predominate.
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Stray Light in Optical Systems*
Journal of the Optical Society of America, 1947An objective method has been developed for measuring the stray light in optical systems. Stray light reduces the contrast of image and falsely appears to augment the light transmission of optical system. The method utilizes a photoelectric apparatus to compare the contrast of an image formed by an optical system with the contrast of the object under ...
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Stray Light Correction for Diode-Array-Based Spectrometers Using a Monochromator [PDF]
Applied Optics, 2011 Photodiode-array-based spectrometers are increasingly being used in a wide variety of applications. However, the signal measured by this type of instrument often is not what is anticipated by the user and is often subject to contamination from stray ...
Kenneth Grattan +2 more
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Stray light in photorefractive keratectomy for myopia
Documenta Ophthalmologica, 1995We performed a study to evaluate the influence on visual function of intraocular straylight after photorefractive keratectomy (PRK). We present 4 eyes of 4 myopic individuals, who had contacted our clinic for keratorefractive surgical treatment. PRK's were performed with a Summit laser, using a 5 mm ablation zone.
H G, Veraart +3 more
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2014
Stray light in gravitational wave interferometric detectors is a possible source of limitation for the low frequency performance of these instruments. It has to be “controlled,” i.e., the instrument has to be carefully designed and baffled in order to overcome this potential issue.
Julien Marque, Gabriele Vajente
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Stray light in gravitational wave interferometric detectors is a possible source of limitation for the low frequency performance of these instruments. It has to be “controlled,” i.e., the instrument has to be carefully designed and baffled in order to overcome this potential issue.
Julien Marque, Gabriele Vajente
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Experimental stray light in retinal densitometry
Visual Neuroscience, 1991AbstractThe effects of stray light upon retinal pigment densitometric measurements were evaluated by adding specified amounts of stray light to fundus reflections. To allow for interpolations and extrapolations, a computer simulation was devised and validated against the empirical data. The results demonstrate that measured density is greatly decreased
H D, Baker, A J, Watson, D C, Coile
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Ocular lubricants and intraocular stray light
Documenta Ophthalmologica, 1992The question was raised whether ocular lubricants or artificial tears might have adverse effects on optical clarity of the eye. Eight current commercial products were tested on five young subjects, using the Straylight Meter. No adverse effects were found.
H G, Veraart, T J, van den Berg
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2016
Stray light is unwanted light that reaches the image plane of an optical system. Plastic optical systems have the same stray light issues that other types of optical systems have.
Alan Symmons, Michael Schaub
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Stray light is unwanted light that reaches the image plane of an optical system. Plastic optical systems have the same stray light issues that other types of optical systems have.
Alan Symmons, Michael Schaub
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Retinal Distribution of Entoptic Stray Light*
Journal of the Optical Society of America, 1958The primary purpose of this research is to determine, as accurately as possible, the illuminance distribution across the retina of the eye resulting from a small image formed at the back of the eye by nearly collimated light incident upon the cornea, with the illuminance distribution specified over a wide range, including angles close to the image ...
D W, DEMOTT, R M, BOYNTON
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Journal of Scientific Instruments, 1952
A method of measuring stray light in single monochromators by means of a double monochromator is described. Various types of monochromator, employing (a) Littrow prism, (b) diffraction grating, (c) replica of diffraction grating and (d) composite prism with only two glass-air surfaces, have been examined by this method and comparative results obtained.
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A method of measuring stray light in single monochromators by means of a double monochromator is described. Various types of monochromator, employing (a) Littrow prism, (b) diffraction grating, (c) replica of diffraction grating and (d) composite prism with only two glass-air surfaces, have been examined by this method and comparative results obtained.
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