Visual Perception and the Evolution of Video

C. R. Carlson; J. R. Bergen

doi:10.1364/AV.1989.ThC2

Applied Vision
Technical Digest Series (Optica Publishing Group, 1989),
paper ThC2
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Visual Perception and the Evolution of Video

C. R. Carlson and J. R. Bergen

Applied Vision 1989

San Francisco, California United States
12–14 July 1989
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High Definition and Extended Definition Television (ThC)

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Abstract

The fundamental objective of advanced television research is to produce beautiful, life-like pictures. The perceptual requirements for producing such vivid images include image size, brightness, contrast, color saturation and purity, and noise and artifact visibility in addition to spatial resolution.

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