rods and cones

[Captain Midnight No.3500125]

there should be a process by which one could differentiate between the signal produced by the rods and cones in your eye. it seems to me thst you could force your perception to rely on only the cones.

speculate on how this might be accomplished.

[Anonymous No.3500135]

You get 2 kinds of information from your optic nerves.

Limited spectrum, and intensity.

[Anonymous No.3500136]

Impossible. It would be like training yourself not to feel a hot iron or taste salt. It's involuntary.

[Anonymous No.3500137]

>>3500125
Peripheral vision versus more central.
rapid changes versus slow.
Low light versus brightly lit.
All of these are biased towards rods over cones

[Captain Midnight No.3500142]

>>3500135
if you take away the rods, then you have removed a continuous grayscale. the cones are an rgb system essentially, so your perception would contain an absolute black and relative white based on whatever the lightest thing in your perceptual field is. But it would be incredibly interesting if you were already in the dark.

[Captain Midnight No.3500152]

>>3500136
if you cant tell from my post here
>>3500142
i've already experienced this so i know good and well its possible.