Kantenkontraste
Kantenkontraste, also known as edge contrast, refers to the perceived difference in brightness or color between adjacent regions of an image or visual field, particularly along their boundaries. This phenomenon plays a crucial role in how our visual system processes and interprets shapes and forms. High kantenkontraste makes edges appear sharper and more distinct, aiding in object recognition and segmentation. Conversely, low kantenkontraste can lead to edges appearing blurred or indistinct, making it harder to discern boundaries.
The perception of kantenkontraste is not solely dependent on the objective physical difference in luminance or