| 摘要 |
<p>The sequential display of each of three primary colors by a sequential display system (100) occurs by first establishing a color display order in which the brightest primary color appears second. Thus, in a system using red, green and blue as the primary colors, the color green (13', 16') having the highest brightness, will appear second, as between red (12' and 15') and blue (14', 17'). The primary colors then appear in sequence in the established color display order at least once during a frame interval. Establishing a color display order in which green appears second will cause a moving white object to appear with leading and trailing edges of red and blue, or blue and red, respectively, which is visually less objectionable than if either of the leading or trailing edges was green.</p> |
