70.1: <i>Distinguished Paper</i>: Achieving High Color Reproduction Accuracy in LCDs for Color‐Critical Applications

Silverstein, Louis D.; Hashmi, Syed F.; Lang, Karl; Krupiński, Elizabeth A.; Dallas, William J.; Roehrig, Hans

doi:10.1889/1.3620995

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“…Medical displays follow the TG18 standards, with controlled luminance and defined gray level scheme [Digital Imaging and Communications in Medicine (DICOM) Grayscale Standard Display Function (GSDF) 3.14] . At this time, there are no specifications for color medical displays although there is active work in this area …”

Section: Applications and Requirementsmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…[1][2][3] At this time, there are no specifications for color medical displays although there is active work in this area. 4 One major concern with color accurate monitors is their match to a specific color standard. To meet several color gamuts, they usually start with a very wide gamut, typically above 100% National Television System Committee (NTSC).…”

Section: Requirementsmentioning

confidence: 99%

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Color accurate monitors: Basic features and comparison of four monitors

Abileah¹

2013

J Soc Info Display

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Color accurate monitors are high resolution, luminance‐controlled displays with very large color gamut. They have internal controls to match specific color standards (e.g., sRGB, Adobe‐RGB, REC‐709) and well‐defined gamma functions (mostly γ = 2.2, but others such as Equal Probability of Detection, Digital Imaging and Communications in Medicine). Usually, they come with external tools for automatic calibration (like Chroma 5 or Spider) and for communicating with the host computer through USB port, and with software to control the calibration process. Most of them allow a calibration to a specific customer selected color gamut, besides the precalibrated standards, but limit the gray levels calibration to a gamma type function (typically γ = 2.2). Their unique properties, challenges, and applications will be discussed. A comparison between the properties of four monitors and optical test results of their parameters is presented.

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confidence: 99%