论文信息 - 48.1: LCD Motion Blur Reduction with Motion Compensated Inverse Filtering

48.1: LCD Motion Blur Reduction with Motion Compensated Inverse Filtering

Due to the sample-and-hold effect, LCDs suffer from motion blur even when the response of the panel is very fast. We present a video processing method called ‘motion compensated inverse filtering’, that allows reduction of this blur to a large extent, without modifying the display panel.

Michiel Adriaanszoon Klompenhouwer | Leo Jan Velthoven | M. Klompenhouwer | L. J. Velthoven

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