"Covers much the same ground as Goldstein; Coren, Ward & Enns; Wolfe et al, and many other similar textbooks, but everybody seems to use it anyway! Contains chapters on the other senses."
"By far the best postgrad-level introduction to visual perception from cognitive, psychophysical and physiological perspectives. Vastly improved by the addition of Mark Georgeson as third author."
"Meaty. Weighty. Worth looking at simply for the chapter on mathematics of visual stimulus presentation. Gets complicated around chapter 3 and stays that way."
"Too much about islands and not enough about colour-blindness, but a good read. Although i wish Sacks would cut out his annoying use of endnotes. Git."
"A knowledge of Fourier analysis is crucial in modern vision research. If, like me, you're crap at maths, this is the book for you! I've never enjoyed maths so much."
"I never thought that I would piss myself laughing at a statistic textbook, but this one made me wet my pants (and I think I may have learned something about statistics too)."
