Presentation 1999/10/29
Influence of screen size and viewing distance on the psychological parameters of wide visual field images
Nagato NARITA, Masaru KANAZAWA,
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Abstract(in English) The influence of the screen size and the viewing distance on the psychological factors for the wide visual field and super high-definition images have been examined in order to develop a television system with higher sensation of reality. The psychological factors were obtained with the SD (Semantic Differential) technique and the factor analysis. The factor "Size" has a positive correlation with the factor "Potency", while it has a negative correlation with "Comfortableness". It was found that the preferred viewing distances were decided by viewers depending on both psychological factors, "Potency" and "Comfortableness". Moreover, it was shown that the target angles of camera lens would affect the preferred viewing distances.
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Keyword(in English) wide visual field images / screen size / viewing distance / potency / comfortableness
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Title (in English) Influence of screen size and viewing distance on the psychological parameters of wide visual field images
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Keyword(1) wide visual field images
Keyword(2) screen size
Keyword(3) viewing distance
Keyword(4) potency
Keyword(5) comfortableness
1st Author's Name Nagato NARITA
1st Author's Affiliation NHK Science and Technical Research Laboratories()
2nd Author's Name Masaru KANAZAWA
2nd Author's Affiliation NHK Science and Technical Research Laboratories
Date 1999/10/29
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Volume (vol) vol.99
Number (no) 401
Page pp.pp.-
#Pages 8
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