Color correction circuit and image display apparatus including the same
AssigneeSeiko Epson Corporation
InventorFumio Koyama
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AssigneeSeiko Epson Corporation
InventorFumio Koyama
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A 2.2th-power to 1st-power conversion circuit 102 uses a 2.2th-power curve to convert an input R signal ‘a’ into an R signal ‘b’ expressed in a 1st-power signal space. Offsets, which are to be added to a G signal and a B signal, at each tone of the R signal ‘b’ expressed in the 1st-power signal space have been stored in advance in a GLUT 112 for R and a BLUT 113 for R. In response to input of the R signal ‘b’, the GLUT 112 for R and the BLUT 113 for R output the offsets, which are to be added to the G signal and the B signal, according to the tone value of the R signal ‘b’. An adder circuit 122 adds offsets ‘c’ and ‘d’, which are output from an RLUT 114 for G and an RLUT 116 for B, to the R signal ‘b’ output from the 2.2th-power to 1st-power conversion circuit 102, so as to give an R signal ‘e’. A 1st-power to 2.2th-power conversion circuit 132 reversely converts the R signal ‘e’ according to the 2.2th-power curve. The technique of the invention thus effectively prevents chromaticity coordinates of color rays emitted from a display device from being varied with a variation in tone values of the R, G, and B signals.
A color correction circuit that is incorporated in an image display apparatus, the image display apparatus making first through third color rays, which respectively correspond to first through third colors, emitted from a display device and mixed in response to first through third color signals corresponding to the first through the third colors, so as to produce a color image, the color correction circuit compensating for a variation in chromaticity coordinate of the first color ray emitted from the display device at least with a variation in tone of the first color signal,
A color correction method adopted in an image display apparatus, the image display apparatus making first through third color rays, which respectively correspond to first through third colors, emitted from a display device and mixed in response to first through third color signals corresponding to the first through the third colors, so as to produce a color image, the color correction method compensating for a variation in chromaticity coordinate of the first color ray emitted from the display device at least with a variation in tone of the first color signal,
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