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2003
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Efthimia Bilissi, Ralph E. Jacobson, Geoffrey G. Attridge:
Perceptibility and Acceptability of Gamma Differences of Displayed sRGB Images. PICS 2003: 120-125
2002
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Efthimia Bilissi, Ralph E. Jacobson, Geoffrey G. Attridge:
The Effect of Reduced Color Depth on the Color Reproduction of Web Image. PICS 2002: 70-75
2001
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Michael R. Pointer, Geoffrey G. Attridge, Ralph E. Jacobson:
Practical Camera Characterization for Color Measurement. PICS 2001: 246-251
1997
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Ralph E. Jacobson, Adrian M. Ford, Geoffrey G. Attridge:
Evaluation of the effects of compression on the quality of images on a soft display. Human Vision and Electronic Imaging 1997: 114-125

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