The Richter-Scale of Blur

Abstract

a statement about the relations that exist between the object, optical-technical equipment, and perception: namely, that the extension of the object is not altered by the changed conditions created by optical-technical machinery. And just as one does not see less, one also does not see more, for such opticaltechnical equipment cannot be used to deepen or expand one's perception of the global object known as the world. Richter's field remains an impenetrable entity, a natura naturans, to which perception, as natura naturata, is related, but which is not revealed in the latter.

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