Transparent effect on the gray scale perception of a transparent OLED display. 2018

Hyosun Kim, and Young-Jun Seo, and Youngshin Kwak

Gray scale perception of transparent OLED displays was explored. The difference in luminance between transparent and non-transparent stimuli in the overall gray range was compared. The transparent effect appeared in gray scale perception. The range of the transparent effect was determined experimentally. To explore the practical application of this effect, we proposed a new tone-curve based on the transparent effect. In the preference experiment, participants indicated a higher preference score for the new tone-curve. This implied that the transparent effect is valid and applicable to real situations.

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