Competing Display Technologies for the Best Image Performance

Vaan, Adrianus J. S. M. de

doi:10.2352/cic.2006.14.1.art00051

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2006

DOI: 10.2352/cic.2006.14.1.art00051

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Competing Display Technologies for the Best Image Performance

Adrianus J. S. M. de Vaan¹

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Effects of display properties on perceived color‐gamut volume and preference

Sakurai¹,

Heckaman²,

Casella³

et al. 2008

J Soc Info Display

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Abstract— The effect of varying the color gamut of an extended‐gamut LCD on color appearance and preference was measured psychometrically in two experiments at each of two separate laboratories over a representative set of 10 images each. The first experiment measured the effect of color gamut on appearance, and the effect on the appearance attribute colorfulness was shown to be relatively strong compared with other attributes as the volume of display color gamut is varied. Overall, colorfulness monotonically increased at constant sensitivity as the gamut area in xy chromaticities increased while tending to become less and less sensitive to increasing the gamut volumes in CIELAB and CIECAM02. In the second experiment, the overall preference indicated an optimal color gamut for the display gamut volume even though the results were shown to be highly scene dependent.

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Effects of display properties on perceived color‐gamut volume and preference

Sakurai¹,

Heckaman²,

Casella³

et al. 2008

J Soc Info Display

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Forensic Engineering Analysis of Video Screens for a Dispute Over Requirements and Specifications

Peruzzi

2021

JotNAFE

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This case was about LCD video screens intended to become components of medical equipment requiring an ultra-wide viewing angle. The seller was a wholesaler of various types of video screens from multiple manufacturers. The buyer was a distributor of multiple electrical components for various industries. The OEM, not involved in the case, was a manufacturer of medical instruments and equipment. Claiming that multiple units did not meet the requirements specified in the purchase agreement, the OEM refused a shipment of 1,000 LCD video screens. The buyer had already paid the seller, who refused to take back the shipment and issue a refund or credit. As a result, the buyer sued seller, and the author investigated and submitted expert opinions regarding the following questions: Did performance differ between examined samples? Did each sample meet data sheet specification for viewing angle? And was each sample adequate for its intended application as advertised in the datasheet (that is, for industrial settings requiring ultra-wide viewing angle)?

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Effects of display properties on perceived color‐gamut volume and preference

Effects of display properties on perceived color‐gamut volume and preference

Forensic Engineering Analysis of Video Screens for a Dispute Over Requirements and Specifications

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