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12.2: Characterization of 3D Gray‐to‐Gray Crosstalk with a Matrix of Lightness Differences

Stereoscopic televisions, mainly striped retarder displays with passive glasses and time‐sequential displays with active glasses, are emerging in the consumer market. 3D crosstalk is an important characteristic that defines the quality of these displays. As opposed to characterizing 3D crosstalk with one percentage value, we propose an intuitive matrix representation with perceptually relevant lightness‐difference values.