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Glare - Optical Phenomena

Known as: Glare 
Relatively bright light, or the dazzling sensation of relatively bright light, which produces unpleasantness or discomfort, or which interferes with… 
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2010
2010
Comparison of visual performance with blue light–filtering and ultraviolet light–filtering intraocular lenses
Review
2010
Review
2010
Monitoring daylight provision and glare perception in office environments
It is generally accepted that there is an urgent need to understand the link between daylight and building users’ visual comfort… 
Review
2001
Review
2001
The performance of the refractive status and vision profile survey in a contact lens clinical trial.
1995
1995
Disability glare: effects of temporal characteristics of the glare source and of the visual-field location of the test stimulus.
One of the main early complaints of cataract patients, even when these patients exhibit only mild glare problems as measured by… 
Review
1994
Review
1994
On the relation between intraocular straylight and visual function parameters.
Whitaker, Elliott, and Steen reported on the influence of a glare source on a visual function parameter. There has been a dispute… 
1989
1989
Glare testing in cataract patients: Instrument evaluation and identification of sources of methodological error
1988
1988
The relationship between cataract type and glare disability as measured by the Miller‐Nadler glare tester
1984
1984
Glare measurement as a predictor of outdoor vision among cataract patients.
Eighty-four cataractous eyes of 52 consecutive patients and 81 normal eyes of 48 subjects were evaluated with a commercially… 
1981
1981
Visual detection and resolution as a function of adaptation and glare
1966
1966
Glare: its measurement by cone thresholds and by the bleaching of cone pigments.
The visual threshold of the fovea is raised by a surrounding ‘glare’ ring of bright light. If this is due entirely to scattered… 
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