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Ha et al., 2020 - Google Patents

Discomfort luminance level of head‐mounted displays depending on the adapting luminance

Ha et al., 2020

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4942227880057222931
Author
Ha H
Kwak Y
Kim H
Seo Y
Publication year
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Color Research & Application

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The Images in an immersive head‐mounted display (HMD) for virtual reality provide the sole source for visual adaptation. Thus, significant, near‐instantaneous increases in luminance while viewing an HMD can result in visual discomfort. Therefore, the current study …
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