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Show Notes
In this episode I relate a written interview I had with Dr. Akiyoshi Kitaoka, a Professor of Psychology based in Japan. He does research on visual perception and makes visual illusions. His work embodies a fascinating combination of creative and technical aspects. I’d recommend viewing this episode on YouTube rather than as an audio podcast as there are many visual demonstrations.
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Dr. Kitaoka’s website:
https://www.ritsumei.ac.jp/~akitaoka/index-e.html
We discuss:
- (00:00) - Intro.
- (00:53) - Introduction to Dr. Kitaoka.
- (03:45) - His teachers.
- (05:32) - His research.
- (07:37) - Color space visualizations.
- (10:33) - HCV Color model.
- (15:51) - Chromostereopsis.
- (16:59) - Reproducibility.
- (17:34) - Ostwald color model.
- (20:19) - Screen printing.
- (22:10) - Color mixing.
- (23:22) - Screen printing project.
- (29:08) - Color constancy.
- (30:55) - Monge.
- (33:45) - Reduced gamuts.
- (35:53) - Histogram manipulations.
- (37:25) - Image creation.
- (39:28) - Vection.
- (41:17) - Illusory colors.
- (44:31) - Translucency and transparency.
- (46:18) - Maxwell's spot.
- (48:17) - Additive and subtractive systems.
- (01:00:18) - Pixel grids.
- (01:04:39) - Faces.
- (01:09:26) - Plans for the future.
- (01:09:58) - Treasures on his website.
- (01:12:17) - Outro.
- (01:12:45) - End.
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colorcolor gradingfilmteachingillusionvisual cognition