(Thanks to Tom for sending)
Our eyes pick up resolutions with both high spatial frequencies (sharp lines) and low ones (blurred shapes). By blending the high frequencies from one picture with the lows from another, Oliva creates images that change as a function of distance and time--allowing her to parse how humans absorb visual information. Turns out that we perceive coarse features quickly, within the first 30 milliseconds, and then home in on details at around 100 milliseconds. We also focus on the higher frequencies close up and register softer shapes from afar.
Read more....http://www.wired.com/medtech/health/magazine/17-05/st_alphageek
To check out this researchs lab and the research they conduct...http://cvcl.mit.edu/research.htm
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