Color non-uniformity correction method and apparatus

Computer graphics processing and selective visual display system – Computer graphics processing – Attributes

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C345S552000, C345S536000, C348S575000

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06844883

ABSTRACT:
A method of correcting a video signal includes retrieving a correction data from a respective one multiple memory devices; reordering the correction data to a predetermined order for a particular segment; and interpolating multiple correction data so that all pixels in the particular segment have a corresponding one of the correction data. An apparatus for correcting video comprises multiple memory devices, each having multiple correction data; a cross-bar switch that reorders at least some of the data to a predetermined order for a particular segment; and an interpolator that calculates multiple interpolated correction data. One of the correction data corresponds to one of multiple pixels in the segment.

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