A student brought in a demonstration that yielded an effect I wasn't aware of, and I was wondering if someone out there could offer any leads to information related to it. We looked at two squares of colored construction paper (a bright pink and a moderately saturated green) through a stereoscope. The stereoscope allowed the two images to be superimposed. The surprise to me was that the colors appeared to blend to an intermediate color in the fused area. I could see bands of the original colors to the outside of the fused and blended region. Maybe this is a well known and easily comprehended effect, but I couldn't see an immediate explanation for the blending of the two hues in what must be some post-retinal fashion. Any ideas? Thanks, Pat Cabe ************************************************** Patrick Cabe, Ph.D. Department of Psychology University of North Carolina at Pembroke One University Drive Pembroke, NC 28372-1510 (910) 521-6630 [EMAIL PROTECTED]
