Visual display characterization

Television – Monitoring – testing – or measuring – Monitor

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C348S191000, C348S708000

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10364486

ABSTRACT:
A method of characterizing a display having a plurality of color channels includes the steps of visually characterizing the nonlinearities of the display; determining luminance ratios of the color channels using heterochromatic photometry; determining the chromaticities of the color channels using a neutral identification process; and calculating a colorimetric mixing matrix for the display by combining the luminance ratios of the color channels with the chromaticities of the color channels.

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