英文摘要 |
Not only has the LCD-TV become more popular in our life, but it also has been used to display digital image and graphic design by artists and designers. Thus, researchers of the image and display technology industry regard the image quality as an important issue in recent years. Therefore, this study focuses on the perceptual image quality of LCD-TV by visual assessment method. Seven types of image samples were set for the experiment, each of which included four images of primary color (red, green, blue and yellow) and one image of less saturation. Finally, 35 images were used in the experiment of image quality judgment. Each of these images had been systematically controlled in contrast, saturation and sharpness effects by using ‘Adobe Photoshop' software. For example, in terms of contrast effect, images ranged from original image (zero) to positive twenty levels and from original image to minus twenty levels each of which differs in 2 levels. Seven subjects' data of visual judgment were collected for further analysis. Results of the ANOVA showed a significant main effect of ‘visual judgment' without respect to contrast and saturation of image. When the image contrast is higher, the image quality is better than others, and when the saturation is higher, the image quality is better than others. In addition, the correlation between sharpness of image and image quality is ‘Nonlinear' as like as an ‘invert-V'. The quality of image samples from the positive sharpness levels 6 and 8 are significantly better than levels 0, 18, and 20. Results of the Canonical Correlation Analysis showed that physical attribute could explain 57.94% of the perceived image quality in model 1, and 47.36% in model 2. So, the effect of contrast or saturation of image is higher than that of sharpness of image in the influence of perceived image quality. In conclusion, this study explored the relationships between physical attribute (e.g., contrast and saturation of image) and perceived image quality. It is expected that the results obtained from the study can provide engineers and designers of the LCD-TV color chips with a better understanding of humans' subjective perceptions on image quality. |