Hi John C. and John W.:
> >Would anyone have any guidelines on how to design computer graphics
> >in such a way to avoid inducing Photo Sensitive Epilepsy in anyone
> >who suffers from that complaint ?
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> A web search for 'epilepsy AND photosensitivity' will probably give you
> more information that you will ever need.
I did this ("photosensitive epilepsy") and did indeed find
more information than I would ever need. I did find a very
informative site that seems to answer John C's questions.
See:
http://www.epilepsytoronto.org/people/eaupdate/vol9-3.html
Interestingly, the flicker rate of computer displays is not
considered provacative in terms of photosensitive epilepsy.
However, the article does discuss the effects of "spatial
contrast" in a display, whether TV or computer.
Best regards,
Rich
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