Studies
Research studies on how we see and work with light. Take part online or book an in-person session.
- OpenEnglish, French60-minute study.
How do we see light together?
Explore a scene’s lighting with a partner in an in-person study at LISN, Orsay. Choose your available times and we’ll arrange a paired session. €20 per participant.
Who it is for. Participants able to attend in person at LISN, building 507, Orsay.
- ClosedEnglish, French, Italian, VietnameseRoughly 8 minutes, to select 80 images.
Which picture is the most similar to the target?
We use automatic metrics to measure how similar two lightings are. This survey checks how far those metrics agree with human judgement. You see a target image and two attempts to reproduce it, and pick the one you find more similar.
Who it is for. Anyone. No expertise needed.
- ClosedEnglish, French, ItalianAbout 25 minutes. Six sets of twelve images.
Which results come closest to the target?
We use automatic metrics to measure how close a reproduction of a lighting is to its target. This study checks how far those metrics agree with a trained eye. You rank twelve results from the most similar to the least similar, with a map of the difference beside each one, and write a short note on what separated them.
Who it is for. Architects, lighting designers, scenographers, and anyone who works with light.