광과민성증후군자를 위한 필름 색 오버레이의 광학적 특성 분석

Optical Analysis of Film Colored Overlay for people with Scotopic Sensitivity Syndrome

  • 장영건 (청주대학교 컴퓨터정보공학과)
  • Jang, Young-Gun (Dept. of Computer & Info. Engineering, Chongju University)
  • 투고 : 2012.11.02
  • 심사 : 2012.12.15
  • 발행 : 2012.12.31

초록

목적: 광과민성 증후군자를 위한 가상 색 오버레이, 필름 오버레이, 색 렌즈나 색안경의 기초 설계. 방법: 필름오버레이 3종류에 대한 광학적 특성 측정을 통한 sRGB, RGB 값 도출. 백색종이, IT기기 백색화면 적용시와 투과모드시의 색도 관계 분석 결과: 구현 가능한 sRGB와 RGB값을 얻었다. 백색종이나 IT기기의 백색화면을 배경으로 얻은 색도와 필름 자체의 색도는 달랐으나, 일정한 관계 패턴을 보였다. 광투과율은 Intuitive Overlays가 단일 색에서 59%-79%로 가장 높았고, 광반사율은 Reading Ruler가 평균 8%로 가장 낮았다. 결론: 측정된 데이터를 보정하여 계산된 sRGB와 RGB값은 실제 보조도구를 구현하는데 직접 사용할 수 있다. 광투과율은 IT기기의 가상 오버레이의 투명도인 ${\alpha}$값을 산출하는데 사용될 수 있다. IT기기에서는 디스플레이 장치의 백색 화면과 이론적 백색의 색도 차이가 너무 크면 가상 색 오버레이 구현에서 기기의 백색 특성을 고려할 필요가 있다.

Purpose: Basic design of virtual colored overlay, film overlay, colored lenses and colored glasses for people with Scotopic Sensitivity Syndrome. Methods: I calculated sRGB and RGB values of the overlays from measured data. I evaluated the relationship between the combinational chromaticities composed of Galaxy Tab white background and film overlays and the chromaticities of pure film overlays. Results: Implementable sRGB and RGB values of the overlays is calculated. The chromaticities of film overlays are different from them with white paper background and them with Galaxy Tab's white background, but showed a certain relationship between them. Light transmittances of Intuitive Overlay are the most (59%-79%) among them and average light reflectance of Reading Ruler is least(8%). Conclusions: The sRGB values and the RGB values are directly applicable to implement assistive tools and the light transmittances are used to calculate ${\alpha}$, transparency of virtual overlay in IT devices. It is recommended to consider the chromaticity of white color in implementing virtual colored overlay in the case which the chromaticity is considerably different to theoretical chromaticity of white color.

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