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Apr 2007
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Well, as a matter of fact, yes it does. Again I’ll refer you to the pdf above…. http://www.itu.int/dms_pubrec/itu-r/...1-I!!PDF-E.pdf
Namely, in the Intro…”Subjective assessment methods are used to establish the performance of television systems using measurements that more directly anticipate the reactions of those who might view the systems tested”. Let me offer a practical real world example as to why this is important. Highly experienced 3D experts…I’m talking about people who work in/view stereoscopic imaging for hours every day, such as at the studio or post house level, are, by-and-large, in terms of distractive eye discomfort, relatively immune to the appearance of windows violations. Whereas, the vast majority of the general 3D viewing public, whether D-Cinema or home enthusiast, exhibit significant eye strain to the appearance of windows violations, if they are not corrected. |
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