After having your picture taken with a yellow flash,you momentarily see blue spots floating before your eyes.Which process best explains this phenomenon

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Opponent process theory states that there are three pairs of opposing colors: blue-yellow, red-green, and black-white. The exposure to yellow light causes a depletion of the yellow opponent process, leading to an increase in the blue component of the retinal image. This can lead to temporary blue spots floating before the eyes.

After Having Your Picture Taken with a Yellow Flash,you Momentarily