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High Frame Rate. (HFR): IT’S THE HFR ALWAYS AN ADVATANGE? Big screens and higher luminance increases flicker perception, and they need 50fps or 60 fps to avoid a motion artifact known as motion judder. The increase of the frame rate reduces motion artifacts like flicker The increase of the frame rate grow the bandwidth. MOTION BLUR (typically interlaced scanning effect) MOTION JUDDER (typically progressive scanning effect) © www.ericson.com © XAVIER BONET
High Dynamic Range (HDR): VISUAL LIMITATIONS AND THEIR CONSEQUENCES (HVS) 10 -6 10 -4 10 -2 10 0 10 2 10 4 10 6 10 8 starlight moonlight sunlight Luminance in cd/m 2 (nits) Human Vision System (HVS) 40f – stops Steady State HVS 24f - stops 400 nits LDR Display 10f – stops 10.000 nits HDR Display 19f - stops © XAVIER BONET
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