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The 14 pages that link to Photopic vision, each with the reason it gives.

• Visible spectrumRelated: Cone sensitivity determines how bright different visible wavelengths appear in daylight.

• Cone cellRelated: Cone cells dominate sight when illumination is high.

• LuminanceRelated: The standard luminance weighting follows the eye’s light-adapted spectral sensitivity.

• Liquid-crystal displayRelated: Display brightness and color are designed around the eye’s response to visible light.

• Opponent process theoryRelated: The theory's color channels operate on signals available during cone-mediated vision.

• Luminous fluxRelated: The standard weighting for luminous flux follows the eye’s bright-light sensitivity.

• Luminous efficacyRelated: Its wavelength-dependent sensitivity weights visible radiation in photometric quantities.

• Luminous intensityRelated: The standard weighting for luminous intensity models bright-light vision.

• CandelaRelated: The candela weights optical radiation using sensitivity under this bright-light viewing condition.

• CandlepowerRelated: Modern luminous-intensity units weight radiation according to bright-light visual sensitivity.

• Ragnar GranitRelated: Bright-light retinal responses helped frame investigations of cone-mediated spectral sensitivity.