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Tunable pure interference colors of 2D titania liquid crystal with ultrasensitive electroresponse. [PDF]

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Gong R, Tian S, Lei Y, Zhang Z, Xu Y, Lyu R, Wang F, Zhang H, Huang Z, Zhu C, Liu B, Ding B.   +11 more
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Color revolution: toward ultra-wide color gamut displays

Journal of Physics D: Applied Physics, 2021
Abstract With the economic and social developments, the demand for higher quality displays has always remained strong. The emerging 8K displays represent an advancement of ultra-high resolution. Other parameters such as the contrast ratio and viewing angle were all improved significantly.
Zuoliang Wen, Ziming Zhou, Haochen Liu, Zhaojin Wang, Xiang Li, Fan Fang, Kai Wang, Kie Leong Teo, Xiao Wei Sun   +8 more
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Asymmetric nanocavities with wide reflection color gamut for color printing

Nanotechnology, 2022
Abstract Symmetric metal-dielectric-metal (MDM) nanocavities based on Fabry–Perot resonance play a crucial role in transmission colors. However, their reflection color gamuts are generally limited owing to the narrow dip of resonance spectrum.
Shouhao Shi, Hua Lu, Yangwu Li, Shuwen Bo, Dikun Li, Jianlin Zhao   +5 more
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Color difference evaluation for wide-color-gamut displays

Journal of the Optical Society of America A, 2020
With the emerging demand for wide-color-gamut displays, an issue has been raised in which the commonly used color difference formulae or uniform color spaces that were derived based on the data produced in the relatively smaller color gamut could be unreliable for predicting color differences in the highly saturated color regions.
Baiyue, Zhao, Qiang, Xu, Ming Ronnier, Luo   +2 more
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Eudaimonic Responses to Wide-Gamut Color Footage

Projections, 2023
Abstract The study reported herein investigated the possible affective and cognitive impact of presenting viewers with video footage processed for a prototype multi-primary (4P) display vs a traditional 3P, RGB display. Specifically, differences in feelings of awe were assessed via a within-and- between-subjects experimental design. Participants viewed
Daniel M. Shafer, Corey P. Carbonara, Michael F. Korpi, Gary Mandle   +3 more
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Wide-color gamut multi-twist retarders

SPIE Proceedings, 2015
We show how highly chromatic Multi-Twist Retarder (MTR) films can be used to create a single-film color filter wherein the color may be selected only by the MTR orientation angle. By this approach, we can create multi- color images with just an MTR between polarizers.
Kathryn J. Hornburg, Leandra L. Brickson, Michael J. Escuti   +2 more
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Measuring color capability of wide color gamut near‐eye displays

Journal of the Society for Information Display, 2021
AbstractNear‐eye displays often use narrow spectral bandwidth light sources to create virtual images. These sources provide wider color gamuts. However, the measurement instrument's spectral bandwidth and spectral stray light need to be considered. We evaluate these aspects in characterizing the display's color capability.
John Penczek, Richard L. Austin, Monirul Hasan, Euan Smith   +3 more
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P‐39: A Novel Color Gamut Quantization Method for Wide Color Gamut Display

SID Symposium Digest of Technical Papers, 2014
Abstract In this paper, we propose a novel method to calculate the color gamut especially for wide color gamut display. The features of the proposed method are 1) luminance consideration, 2) large color space and 3) distinguishable color by human eyes.
Kuei‐Yin Lin, Fu‐Chan Tsai, Chia‐Po Ho, Chih‐Hsiang Yang   +3 more
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Preferred color gamut boundaries for wide‐gamut and multiprimary displays

Color Research & Application, 2012
Preferred chroma enhancement and its dependence on hue are studied in a two‐part experiment using a wide‐gamut multiprimary display. Earlier research showed a clear dependence on hue but was limited by the gamut of the display it employed; the present work builds on this while easing the gamut constraints. In the first part of the present experiment, a
Michael J. Murdoch, Dragan Sekulovski, Ingrid Heynderickx   +2 more
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31‐3: Multi‐Primary Wide‐Gamut Color Systems

SID Symposium Digest of Technical Papers, 2022
Use of a Yxy encoding system is explained, demonstrating that a multi‐primary system can leverage existing standards/practices and not only coexist with RGB, but also enable a variety of types of multi‐primary displays without locking display manufacturers into a display standard. We call this approach the Full Color Range (FCR) system.
Corey Carbonara, Michael Korpi, James DeFilippis, Mitchell Bogdanowicz, Gary Feather, Gary Mandle   +5 more
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