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Illuminant-adaptive color reproduction for a mobile display  

Kim, Jong-Man (Samsung Electronics Co., Ltd.)
Son, Chang-Hwan (School of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science, Kyungpook National University)
Cho, Sung-Dae (Samsung Electronics Co., Ltd.)
Ha, Yeong-Ho (School of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science, Kyungpook National University)
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Abstract
This paper proposes an illuminant-adaptive reproduction method using light adaptation and flare conditions for a mobile display. Displayed images in daylight are perceived as quite dark due to the light adaptation of the human visual system, as the luminance of a mobile display is considerably lower than that of an outdoor environment. In addition, flare phenomena decrease the color gamut of a mobile display and de-saturating the chroma. Therefore, this paper presents an enhancement method composed of lightness enhancement and chroma compensation. First, the ambient light intensity is measured using a lux-sensor, then the flare is calculated based on the reflection ratio of the display device and the ambient light intensity. To improve the perceived image, the image's luminance is transformed by linearization of the response to the input luminance according to the ambient light intensity. Next, the displayed image is compensated according to the physically reduced chroma, resulting from flare phenomena. This study presents a color reproduction method based on an inverse cone response curve and flare condition. Consequently, the proposed algorithm improves the quality of the perceived image adaptive to an outdoor environment.
Keywords
Mobile display; Flare; Light adaptation; CIELAB;
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