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A blind spot is where the optic nerve leaves the eye there are no receptor cells or when your view of something is interfered with and you can't see it.

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This picture shows how the monkey's feature detector neurons received information in response to a scene's specific feature.

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This picture shows how looking at different places and activate different areas of the brain.

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The Necker cube provides fairly a constant stimulation to your retina and accompanying neural activity in the brain and will change every couple seconds.

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The processing of several aspects of a problem simultaneously; the brain's natural mode of information processing many functions, including vision.

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Simulated neural networks respond to the illusory triangle as humans do- as if it were a real triangle, and not what it really is merely three PAC-MAN faces.

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Mixing paint colors subtracts wavelengths. Mixing all three primary colors leaves you with black. Mixing lights is additive, because wavelengths from each light in the mix reach the eye, and mixing all three primary colors creates white.

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Opponent Processing explains afterimages, such as in the flag demonstration, in which we tire our green response by staring at green. When we then stare at white(which contains all colors, including red), only the red part of the green-red pairing will fire normally.

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Color Blind people are unable to see certain colors. As in the image above a normal person would be able to see the number 74 in the middle, but a color blind person wouldn't be able to see the number and it would be blended in as one color.

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Perceiving familiar objects as having consistent color, even if changing illumination alters the wavelengths reflected by the object