utóképei
utóképei is a Hungarian term that translates to "afterimages" or "residual images." It refers to a visual phenomenon where a person continues to see an image after the original stimulus has been removed. This persistence of vision is a common experience and can be triggered by bright lights, staring at patterned objects, or even sudden darkness.
The phenomenon is related to the way our eyes and brain process visual information. When light stimulates
utóképei can be positive, meaning the afterimage is the same color as the original stimulus, or negative,