Perception of brightness

Perception of brightness refers to how we interpret the intensity of light that we see. This perception is influenced by several factors, including the amount of light reaching our eyes, the surrounding environment, and our individual vision capabilities. For example, a white sheet of paper appears bright in a well-lit room but may look dim in a dark space. Our eyes and brain work together to adjust to different lighting conditions, allowing us to perceive contrasts and colors accurately. This complex processing helps us navigate and understand our visual world.