Apparatus for improving the visibility of images

Television – Image falsification to improve viewer perception of... – Selective contrast expander

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348671, H04N 514

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060914424

ABSTRACT:
An apparatus for improving the visibility of an image to be displayed is provided in an image signal processor such as a TV or VCR. The image visibility improvement apparatus compares levels of an input image signal with predetermined individual high-level or low-level reference values and outputs the compared result signals. The visibility improvement apparatus increases the level of the image signal if the level of the input image signal is higher than the high-level reference value and decreases the level of the image signal if the input signal is lower than the low-level reference value, according to the results of the comparison. The apparatus thereby further distinguishes the level of the signal of a brighter region from that of a darker region. Thus, the image displayed on a screen can be viewed more easily.

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