تُدْرَكُ بِهَا الْأَضْوَاءُ وَالْأَلْوَانُ وَالْأَشْكَالُ وَالْمَقَادِيرُ وَالْحَرَكَاتُ
Sight apprehends lights, colors, shapes, magnitudes and motions.
These name different dimensions of vision: light makes visual presentation possible; color distinguishes appearances; shape concerns outline or surface; magnitude concerns apparent size; motion concerns change in visible position or state.
A rolling red ball may present redness, roundness, apparent size and motion in one observation, though these are conceptually distinguishable qualities.
Seeing a quality remains different from establishing the hidden cause or the complete essence of the object. Visual perception and inference should not be conflated.