Imaging image processing in the human brain

Functional imaging in humans reveals the interplay of the many components of the human visual system: how they process the various types of information contained in the image to recover characteristics of the three-dimensional world surrounding us, but also how, in the course of this process, the retinal image is gradually integrated with non-retinal signals to provide information about the outside world in a format useful to other non-visual brain regions.

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