Images with low spatial frequencies:
A) provide a lot of fine detail about the visual image.
B) tend to lack contrast with the background.
C) are unable to capture the overall shape of the objects.
D) provide information that is more useful for actions than high-spatial-frequency images.

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Images with low spatial frequencies do not provide fine detail but rather capture the general shape and orientation of objects, making them useful for guiding actions such as movement or object interaction. High spatial frequencies, in contrast, capture fine detail necessary for tasks like reading or identifying small features.

Images with Low Spatial Frequencies