A halftone tint away from the centre of gaze, two ways
Drawn at its defaults, in where in the eye, and which eye. It takes no options at all, so every essay calling it gets this exact drawing.
Called by 2 essays
the blast radius of changing it
A tint at the edge of a page
The last phase left this join open and guessed at its answer — how visible a halftone tint is away from the centre of gaze should be the product of two effects it had measured separately. It is not the product. At five degrees the guess is fifty-three times too generous, and by twenty it is out by eight orders of magnitude.
Difference and uniformityA halftone is a luminance object
The eye's three spatial channels resolve a screen at 55, 15 and 10 cycles per degree, so at any ruling a press actually runs only one of them can see it at all. The corollary corrects a guess already published here — rotating a screen matters more to the chromatic channels, not less — but only at rulings so coarse that nobody prints there.