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High-dynamic-range imaging (HDRI) is a high dynamic range (HDR) technique used in imaging and photography to reproduce a greater dynamic range of luminosity than what is possible with standard digital imaging or photographic techniques. The aim is to present a similar range of luminance to that experienced through the human visual system.

Polarizing element, optical element, and liquid crystal display

A polarizing element and an optical element are provided that can form a semitransparent or other type of liquid crystal display which is excellent in contrast in a reflective display mode and also is excellent in luminance in a transmissive display mode utilizing a reflective polarizing plate. A polarizing element comprising a reflective polarizing plate and an absorptive polarizer, wherein the reflective polarizing plate separates an incident natural light into a reflected light and a transmitted light each comprising a polarized light, and the absorptive polarizer is arranged on one side of the reflective polarizing plate so as to transmit a polarized light comprising the transmitted light. Also, an optical element comprising this polarizing element; and (a) a quarter wavelength plate or (b) an absorptive polarizing plate and a quarter wavelength plate arranged on the side of the absorptive polarizer in the polarizing element, wherein the absorptive polarizing plate has an axial relation so as to transmit a polarized light transmitted through the absorptive polarizer. While accomplishing the function as a semitransparent reflective polarizer utilizing the reflective polarizing plate, in a transmissive display mode, high luminance display can be achieved with high contrast, and in a reflective display mode, unnecessary reflected light (returned light) of an external light can be absorbed and cut off efficiently.
Owner:NITTO DENKO CORP

Semiconductor light emitting device and method for producing the same

A semiconductor light emitting device can be configured to maintain high luminance and to suppress the possibility of the occurrence of wire breakage with high quality and reliability. A method for producing such a semiconductor light emitting device with a high process yield is also disclosed. The semiconductor light emitting device can include a sealing member into which a reflective filler can be mixed in such an amount (concentration) range that luminous flux with a predetermined amount can be maintained and the possibility of the occurrence of wire breakage can be lowered. Various sealing members containing a reflective filler with a plurality of concentrations within this range can be prepared in advance. By taking advantage of the phenomenon where chromaticity shifts depending on the concentration of the reflective filler, a semiconductor light emitting device with less chromaticity variation can be produced utilizing a sealing member with a particular concentration in accordance with the chromaticity of a particular semiconductor light emitting element that is used and which may be varied during fabrication.
Owner:STANLEY ELECTRIC CO LTD
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