colour balancing

colour balancing

In color television technology, a calibration process involving adjustment of the relative amplitudes of the signal levels representing the tristimulus colors to (a) achieve a camera output signal or (b) monitor display such that the resulting additive mixture of the excited phosphors accurately creates the perception of white.

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Category: General telecom
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