Misperceiving properties

Recently, a number of philosophers have argued that property illusions—cases in which we perceive property, but is not the it seems to us be virtue our perceptual experience—and veridical veridically an object's properties, experience some specific nonetheless unsuccessful or illusory—can occur. I defend contrary view. First, maintain there are compelling reasons conclude illusions and cannot occur; second, considerations supporting possibility such cases uncompelling.