Hi all, Hope you are all doing great! We had some great interactions/correspondence early on and hopefully, you feel that you can reach out to this specific community when you need to.  One thing I was curious about...I teach photometry/radiometry as part of my perception course, but it sounded like most of you do not. Where is photometry/radiometry ...

Hello Lei, Thank you for your reply and some references. I will look at those two book chapters to resolve some of my questions. And yes, I totally agree the motion images/videos are one thing that makes teaching the topic more fun/interesting to the students. All the best, Jason ------------------------------ Jason Ng Associate Professor Southern ...

Hi, Jason, Sorry for the late response. I had my hands full for the last two months with classes and other commitments. Tom Norton's book has some discussion about the motion perception. A better source is Graham's 1965 book, Vision and Visual Perception. Chapter 20 Perception of Motion is very concise but has some classic data. The book is too early ...

Hi Everyone, I just wanted to check in with you all. We had some good initial interest and it was particularly timely and valuable to have Dan/Susana share the software/experiences with Remote2020. Then, AAO meetings and holidays came pretty quickly after. I have made some one-on-one connections and communications with some of you which has been great. ...