Abstract:
Signals are provided which allow colors in a wider color range than predetermined standards, which can be handled by apparatus according to such predetermined standards. A primary color converter converts first color signals having primary color points in a wider color range than the primary color points according to BT.709 into second color signals based on the primary colors according to BT.709. A photoelectric transducer converts the second color signals into third color signals according to photoelectric transducer characteristics defined in a numerical range wider than a range from 0 to 1.0 of color signals corresponding to a luminance signal and color difference signals according to BT.709. A color signal converter converts the third color signals into a luminance signal and color difference signals. A corrector incorporated in the color signal converter corrects the color difference signals into color difference signals.
Abstract:
A liquid crystal projector providing an image having a high luminance and excellent contrast, including a polarization plate which is arranged at an incident side of a liquid crystal panel and transmits a first polarized beam therethrough, a polarization plate which is arranged at an exit side of the liquid crystal panel and transmits an optically modulated second polarized beam therethrough and outputs the same to a projection lens, and a phase difference film having one of a phase delay axis or a phase forward axis which is orthogonal to the polarization axis of the polarization plate and arranged inclined at a predetermined angle about an axis of rotation comprising an axis parallel to the polarization axis of the polarization plate in the plane in which said phase delay axis or phase forward axis is formed.
Abstract:
An imaging system includes left and right display panels arranged so as to be viewed separately by left and right eyes of a viewer. A three dimensional video signal is supplied to a drive circuit for the display panels such that image data from the three dimensional video signal is supplied alternately to the left and right display panels. The display panels are of a memory effect LCD type such that, when no image data is received by the display panel, the image data of the previously received field is maintained on display for providing flickerless imaging.
Abstract:
An image display system stereoscopically reproduces a visual scene and includes an image display unit with a pair of LCD panels each starting its operation in response to a start pulse received every vertical field of an input video signal; a source of input video signals representing right and left stereoscopic video images every field; a circuit for generating right and left start pulses, which are mutually in an opposite-phase relationship, in synchronism with the arrival of the right and left video images; and a driver for driving the pair of LCD panels by the right and left start pulses. The image display unit is shaped into a virtual viewer incorporated in a ski-goggle type frame which is adapted to be worn on a user's head. The video images displayed on the two LCD panels are refreshed alternately to obtain a flickerless image without the necessity of employing any particular circuit or terminal.
Abstract:
An apparatus for displaying a video signal has a plurality of display elements corresponding to one standard of the television signal disposed in an X-Y matrix shape. The apparatus includes a separator for separating a sync signal from an input video signal, a control signal generator for generating a control signal in response to the sync signal, a driver for driving the display elements in response to the video signal and control signal, and a converter for changing the number of scanning lines in response to a timing changing in each frame when a different standard of the television signal is supplied as the input video signal.
Abstract:
In an apparatus for recording and/or reproducing a television signal with multiplex audio signals, a pilot signal is recorded on one or both of the audio tracks of a video tape in a manner to identify the mode of the multiplex audio signals and each pilot signal is detected to establish such mode when reproducing. For example, the frequency of the pilot signal may be changed for identifying different modes of the multiplex audio signals, such as, the bilingual mode and the stereo-phonic mode, with the pilot signal of selected frequency being recorded on one of the audio tracks, or the pilot signal having a certain frequency is recorded on one of the audio tracks in the case of the bilingual mode, and on the other audio track of the tape in the case of the stereo-phonic mode. In still another embodiment, the pilot signal is recorded in both audio tracks of the tape and the phase relation of the recorded pilot signals is varied to identify the mode of the multiplex audio signals.
Abstract:
A liquid crystal driver is provided, in which a frame rate of an input image signal is multiplied by 2N (N is an integer of one or more); each frame is divided into N positive field(s) and N negative field(s) respectively; the image signal is supplied to a liquid crystal panel with a positive polarity in a positive field; and the image signal is supplied to the liquid crystal panel with a negative polarity in a negative field. The liquid crystal driver includes a corrected image signal generator configured to generate a corrected image signal having the same amount of correction added to the positive field and negative field. The corrected image signal is supplied to the liquid crystal panel with the positive polarity in the positive field and the corrected image signal is supplied to the liquid crystal panel with the negative polarity in the negative field.
Abstract:
Signals are provided which allow colors in a wider color range than predetermined standards, which can be handled by apparatus according to such predetermined standards. A primary color converter converts first color signals having primary color points in a wider color range than the primary color points according to BT.709 into second color signals based on the primary colors according to BT.709. A photoelectric transducer converts the second color signals into third color signals according to photoelectric transducer characteristics defined in a numerical range wider than a range from 0 to 1.0 of color signals corresponding to a luminance signal and color difference signals according to BT.709. A color signal converter converts the third color signals into a luminance signal and color difference signals. A corrector incorporated in the color signal converter corrects the color difference signals into color difference signals.
Abstract:
Provided is a projection type liquid crystal display apparatus, which can improve black-level display and thus can display a higher-contrast image as compared to the related art. An optical compensator is located on the light exit side with respect to the liquid crystal display device so as to compensate for the optical phase difference caused by liquid crystal molecules in a light-entry-side region of the liquid crystal layer. As the optical compensator is located on the light exit side with respect to the liquid crystal display device, birefringence, caused by the liquid crystal molecules present in the light-entry-side region, is compensated for without being influenced by a microlenses provided in the liquid crystal plane. Consequently, the apparatus can improve the black-level display and thus can display a higher-contrast image as compared to the related art. Further, a phase difference caused by the birefringence of the nematic liquid crystal molecule is compensated for by using a substance having properties optically opposite to the positive crystal, namely, a substance having birefringence equivalent to birefringence of a negative crystal.
Abstract:
An image projecting apparatus is so constructed as to generate a stereoscopic-image signal having images for right and left eyes alternatively arranged for each field, decompose an image produced by the stereoscopic-image signal into lights with predetermined components, divide the lights into first and second groups, assign the first group to a first polarized light having the directions of polarization different from each other for each period of a video field, assign the second group to a second polarized light having the directions of polarization different from each other for each period of a video field and having a direction of polarization different from that of the first polarized light, and project the first and second polarized lights, the second polarized light being delayed by one video field with respect to the first polarized light.