Episode 90: Bryan William Jones on How We See
Retinal neuroscientist Bryan William Jones joins us this week for a fascinating discussion about how our eyes, brains, and technology work together to create and record images. Can we apply the understanding of the way we see to the way the camera sees?
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- Amblyopia - Wikipedia
- How a 19th-Century Photographic Technique Erased a Māori Tradition
- Leica M10 Monochrom
- Moran Eye Center at University of Utah
- Jonathan M. Singer, author of Botanica Magnifica | Abbeville Press
[Credit: Photo of Bryan William Jones by Chris Michel]
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