C. Stromeyer

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Colored aftereffects produced with moving edges

C. Stromeyer, R. Mansfield, 1970 .

Spatial-frequency masking in vision: critical bands and spread of masking.

B. Julesz, C. Stromeyer, Charles F. Stromeyer, 1972, Journal of the Optical Society of America.

The simultaneous spatial frequency shift: a dissociation between the detection and perception of gratings.

S. Klein, C. Stromeyer, L. Ganz, 1974, Vision research.

Evidence against narrow-band spatial frequency channels in human vision: the detectability of frequency modulated gratings

S. Klein, C. Stromeyer, 1975, Vision Research.

Spatial frequency phase effects in human vision.

C. Stromeyer, L. Ganz, A. F. Lange, 1973, Vision research.

Opponent-movement mechanisms in human vision.

S. Klein, C. Stromeyer, R. Kronauer, 1984, Journal of the Optical Society of America. A, Optics and image science.

Spatial frequency channels in human vision as asymmetric (edge) mechanisms.

S. Klein, C. Stromeyer, Stanley A. Klein, 1974, Vision research.

Curvature detectors in human vision?

L. Riggs, C. Stromeyer, 1974, Science.

Movement-selective mechanisms in human vision sensitive to high spatial frequencies.

S. Klein, C. Stromeyer, Y. Zeevi, 1978, Journal of the Optical Society of America.

Human cones appear to adapt at low light levels: Measurements on the red—green detection mechanism

C. Stromeyer, R. Kronauer, A. Chaparro, 1995, Vision Research.

Visual interactions with luminance and chromatic stimuli.

C. Stromeyer, R. Kronauer, G. Cole, 1990, Journal of the Optical Society of America. A, Optics and image science.

Colour adaptation modifies the long‐wave versus middle‐wave cone weights and temporal phases in human luminance (but not red‐green) mechanism.

C. Stromeyer, A. Tolias, R. Kronauer, 1997, The Journal of physiology.

Motion detection on flashed, stationary pedestal gratings: Evidence for an opponent-motion mechanism

C. Stromeyer, R. Kronauer, L. Zemany, 1998, Vision Research.

Human temporal impulse response speeds up with increased stimulus contrast

C. Stromeyer, P. Martini, C. F Stromeyer, 2003, Vision Research.

Adaptational effects of short wave cone signals on red-green chromatic detection

C. F. Stromeyer, C. Stromeyer, J. Lee, 1988, Vision Research.

Contribution of human short‐wave cones to luminance and motion detection.

C. Stromeyer, J. Lee, J Lee, 1989, The Journal of physiology.

Chromatic suppression of cone inputs to the luminance flicker mechanism

C. Stromeyer, R. Kronauer, G. Cole, 1987, Vision Research.

Further studies of the McCollough effect

C. F. Stromeyer, C. Stromeyer, 1969 .

Colour is what the eye sees best

C. F. Stromeyer, Rhea T. Eskew, A. Chaparro, 1993, Nature.

Detection of flickering edges: absence of a red–green edge detector

C. Stromeyer, R. Kronauer, P. Gowdy, 1999, Vision Research.

The Detailed Texture of Eidetic Images

C. Stromeyer, J. Psotka, C. F. STROMEYER, 1970, Nature.

Apparent saturation of blue-sensitive cones occurs at a color-opponent stage.

C. Stromeyer, R. Kronauer, J. C. Madsen, 1978, Science.

Visibility of chromatic flicker upon spectrally mixed adapting fields

C. Stromeyer, C. E. Sternheim, M. C. Khoo, 1979, Vision Research.

Prolonged temporal interaction for peripheral visual processing in schizophrenia: Evidence from a three-flash illusion

C. Stromeyer, Yue Chen, D. Norton, 2014, Schizophrenia Research.

Selective chromatic adaptation at different spatial frequencies

C. Stromeyer, K. Kranda, C. E. Sternheim, 1978, Vision Research.

Altered ‘three-flash’ illusion in response to two light pulses in schizophrenia

C. Stromeyer, D. Ongur, Yue Chen, 2008, Schizophrenia Research.

Form-Colour Aftereffects: Selectivity to Local Luminance Contrast

C F Stromeyer, C. Stromeyer, B M Dawson, 1978, Perception.

On inhibition between spatial frequency channels: Adaptation to complex gratings

C. F. Stromeyer, S. Klein, C. Stromeyer, 1980, Vision Research.

Facilitation between the luminance and red–green detection mechanisms: enhancing contrast differences across edges

C. F. Stromeyer, C. Stromeyer, R. Kronauer, 1999, Vision Research.

Detection uncertainty and the facilitation of chromatic detection by luminance contours.

C F Stromeyer, R E Kronauer, R T Eskew, 1991, Journal of the Optical Society of America. A, Optics and image science.

Short-wave cone signal in the red-green detection mechanism

C. Stromeyer, R. Kronauer, A. Chaparro, 1998, Vision Research.

Spatial sensitization and desensitization with small adapting fields: Interactions of signals from different classes of cones

C. Stromeyer, 1983, Vision Research.

Form-Color Aftereffects in Human Vision

C. F. Stromeyer, C. Stromeyer, 1978 .

The cone threshold: Spatial interactions of rod and cone adapting signals

C. Stromeyer, T. Hill, 1983, Vision Research.

Lateral interactions in the control of visual sensitivity

C. F. Stromeyer, M. M. Hayhoe, C. Stromeyer, 1982, Vision Research.

Low spatial-frequency channels in human vision: Adaptation and masking

C. F. Stromeyer, L. Spillmann, S. Klein, 1982, Vision Research.

Second-site adaptation in the red-green chromatic pathways

C. F. Stromeyer, C. Stromeyer, R. Kronauer, 1985, Vision Research.

Colour adaptation modifies the temporal properties of the long‐ and middle‐wave cone signals in the human luminance mechanism

C. Stromeyer, R. Kronauer, A. Chaparro, 2000, The Journal of physiology.

Second-site adaptation in the red–green detection pathway: only elicited by low-spatial-frequency test stimuli

C. Stromeyer, R. Kronauer, A. Chaparro, 1999, Vision Research.

Spatial masking does not reveal mechanisms selective to combined luminance and red–green color

C. F. Stromeyer, A. Chaparro, C. Stromeyer, 1999, Vision Research.

Contributions of human long‐wave and middle‐wave cones to motion detection.

C F Stromeyer, A Chaparro, R E Kronauer, 1995, The Journal of physiology.

Temporal properties of the red-green chromatic mechanism

Richard E. Kronauer, Rhea T. Eskew, Charles F. Stromeyer, 1994, Vision Research.

The time-course of chromatic facilitation by luminance contours

Richard E. Kronauer, Rhea T. Eskew, Charles F. Stromeyer, 1994, Vision Research.

The foveal color-match-area effect

C. Stromeyer, R. Eskew, C. J. Picotte, 1994, Vision Research.

Separable red-green and luminance detectors for small flashes

C. F. Stromeyer, R. T. Eskew, A. Chaparro, 1994, Vision Research.

Peripheral chromatic sensitivity for flashes: A post-peceptoral red-green asymmetry

Rhea T. Eskew, Charles F. Stromeyer, C. Stromeyer, 1992, Vision Research.

Temporal phase response of the short-wave cone signal for color and luminance

Richard E. Kronauer, Lothar Spillmann, Rhea T. Eskew, 1991, Vision Research.

Detection of red and green flashes: evidence for cancellation and facilitation.

C F Stromeyer, M C Khoo, D Muggeridge, 1978, Sensory processes.

Response of visual mechanisms to stimulus onsets and offsets.

S. Klein, C. Stromeyer, Y. Zeevi, 1979, Journal of the Optical Society of America.

Spatial adaptation of short-wavelength pathways in humans.

C F Stromeyer, M A Cohen, R E Kronauer, 1980, Science.

Temporal asymmetry in motion masking: a shortening of the temporal impulse response function

C. Stromeyer, 2003, Vision Research.

Response saturation of short-wavelength cone pathways controlled by color-opponent mechanisms

C. Stromeyer, R. Kronauer, J. C. Madsen, 1979, Vision Research.

Contour-contingent color aftereffects: retinal area specificity.

C F Stromeyer, C. Stromeyer, 1972, The American journal of psychology.

Edge-contingent color after effects: spatial frequency specificity.

C F Stromeyer, C. Stromeyer, 1972, Vision research.

17 – Increment Thresholds: Sensitization Produced by Hue Differences1

L. Spillmann, C. Stromeyer, C. E. Sternheim, 1978 .

Rapid motion aftereffect seen within uniform flickering test fields

C. Stromeyer, M. Green, M. Chilcoat, 1983, Nature.

RESEARCH NOTE IS SPATIAL ADAPTATION CAUSED BY PROLONGED INHIBITION

C. F. Stromeyer, S. Kl, C. Stromeyer, 1977 .

The Effects of Luminance Boundaries on Color Perception

C. Stromeyer, R. Kronauer, R. T. Eskewm, 1991 .

Adaptive processes controlling sensitivity of short-wave cone pathways to different spatial frequencies

C. Stromeyer, R. Kronauer, J. C. Madsen, 1984, Vision Research.

Visibility of red and green spatial patterns upon spectrally mixed adapting fields

C. Stromeyer, C. E. Sternheim, 1981, Vision Research.

McCollough effect analogs of two-color projections.

C F Stromeyer, C. Stromeyer, 1971, Vision research.

Spatial-Frequency Masking with Briefly Pulsed Patterns

G. Legge, C. Stromeyer, M. A. Cohen, 1978, Perception.

Is spatial adaptation caused by prolonged inhibition?

S. Klein, C. Stromeyer, C. E. Sternheim, 1977, Vision Research.

Adaptation to polarized light in humans

C. F. Stromeyer, J. B. Mulligan, C. Stromeyer, 1982, Vision Research.

Form-specific colour after effects in scotopic illumination

C. Stromeyer, CHARLES F. STROMEYER, 1974, Nature.

Rod Signals in Higher Color Mechanisms: The McCollough Color Aftereffect Observed in Scotopic Illumination

Charles F. Stromeyer, C. Stromeyer, 1974 .