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Characterizing displays by their temporal aperture: A theoretical framework

Van Heesch et al., 2008

Document ID
806877530320696174
Author
Van Heesch F
Klompenhouwer M
De Haan G
Publication year
Publication venue
Journal of the Society for Information Display

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The spatio‐temporal aperture and sample rate of a video display determines both the static and dynamic resolution of the video signal that is rendered. The dynamic display characteristics like the visibility of large‐area flicker, motion judder, and motion blur can be …
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