Photopic vision

Photopic vision refers to how our eyes see in well-lit conditions, primarily using cone cells in the retina. These cone cells are responsible for sharp, detailed color perception, enabling us to distinguish vibrant hues and fine details during daylight or bright environments. Unlike nighttime vision, which relies on rod cells, photopic vision operates efficiently in bright light, providing high acuity and rich color accuracy. It allows us to interpret our surroundings with clarity, supporting activities like reading, driving, and recognizing faces under normal lighting conditions.