| Description | Developed by Jeff Rabin, OD, PhD,US Air Force School of Aerospace Medicine This Super Vision test includes visual acuity and letter contrast sensitivity (CS) on a single chart. The top portion of the chart tests for acuity vision while the bottom | Each line on the Rabin Contrast Sensitivity Test is a lower contrast than the one before it, using Log CS steps. This progression in contrasts helps to identify the patient's contrast sensitivity. Furthermore, the test helps to detect subtle effects | This contrast sensitivity flip book includes a series of seven contrast levels for accurate and precise vision testing. This levels decrease throughout the test beginning with acuity, 25%, 10%, 5%, 2.5%, 1.25% and ending with .06%. The use of several |
| Features | - Super vision test is designed for use at 4 meters (13 feet, 1.5 inches)
- Notations are printed on the chart in LogMAR 0.2 to -0.6 on the top half of the chart
- On the bottom half notations are printed in LogCS with a letter size of 5M, 4/5, 13/16.5 (6/7.5, 20/25 equiv.)
- High contrast VA (20/32 to 20/5 log MAR scale; 20/5 is 4x smaller than 20/20)
- Used by branches of the US Armed Forces
| - Contrast sensitivity test comparable to the Small Letter Contrast Test
- Detects subtle effects of defocus, low luminance and glare
- 20/50 letter size at 4 meters (13 feet)
- Log CS increases 0.25 steps per row (0.05 log CS/letter)
- For use with CAT. NO. 914 Small Illuminator Cabinet
- Includes soft-tipped pointer, recording forms and test instructions
- Available with glare filter CAT. NO. 2147 and low photopic filter CAT. NO. 2148
| - Notations for testing at 1 meter (40 in.)
- Acuity range 20M to 1.6M (20/200, 6/120 to 20/32, 6/9.5 equiv.)
- Contrast varies by page: full contrast, 25% , 10%, 5%, 2.5%, 1.25%, and .06%
- Spiral bound
- Test includes a soft-tipped pointer, 1 mater cord, recording forms (CAT. NO. 2514) and instructions
- Measures 36 X 36cm (14.25 X 14.25 in.)
- Traditional Sloan Optotypes
- Uses different optotype combinations for each level to prevent undesired memorization
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