论文信息 - Smearing of the retinal image during voluntary saccadic eye movements.

Smearing of the retinal image during voluntary saccadic eye movements.

Abstract Voluntary saccades of 13° arc are made and temporal thresholds for two kinds of stimuli—horizontal and vertical bands—are obtained. A quantitative estimation of “smearing” contribution in the process of decrease in vision during voluntary saccade is made. Data, that “smearing” of the retinal image plays a definite role are given.

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