Journal of the Society for Information Display · 2011 · 12 citations · 22 references
ArchitectureArchitectural EngineeringContrast SensitivityDigital RenderingRenderingAmbient LightingContrast Enhancement StrategiesDisplay TechnologiesEnergy-efficient LightingLighting QualityVisual ComfortAdaptive Contrast EnhancementBattery Life ManagementBrightness AdaptationBrightness AdjustmentDisplay LightingLow-power Display ArchitecturePerceived BrightnessVisibility
Abstract— Nowadays, low‐contrast viewing of LC displays (LCDs) occurs very often, which includes the viewing of mobile LCDs at high ambient illumination and the viewing of LCDs at low‐power mode. These cases result in low‐content visibility and low contrast, leading to an unpleasant viewing experience. In this paper, a technique to improve the perceived contrast and visibility of images at low‐contrast viewing conditions is proposed. The proposed approach enhances image brightness with content and ambient adaptive image brightening and highlights visual parts and boundaries with non‐photorealistic rendering. The proposed technique enables longer battery life for mobile LC devices and makes mobile LC devices viewable at high ambient illumination. It also enables TVs with extreme low‐power consumption and smart‐grid responsive TVs.
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