Chromatic adaptation is an important mechanism in the human visual system, allowing a relative constant color appearance under different lighting conditions, in terms of light level and color. Technologies have been developed to adjust the display white point according to the ambient light color, but did not consider the ambient light level. This study was designed based on a recent study to reveal the necessity to consider ambient light level and display luminance together, which affects the viewing mode, when adjusting the adaptive display white point.
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