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Zusammenfassung

Ein grundsätzliches Problem ist die ungleichmäßige Verteilung der Sehschärfe über das Gesichtsfeld des menschlichen Auges gegenüber der gleichmäßigen Verteilung der Bildpunkte bei den meisten Anzeigegeräten. Nur ein enger Bereich der Netzhaut (die Fovea centralis) hat die maximale Sehschärfe. Wenn wir einen Gegenstand genau sehen wollen, drehen wir das Auge so, daß der Gegenstand auf die Fovea centralis projiziert wird. In diesem Bereich können wir noch zwei Linien unterscheiden, die einen Abstand von einer Winkelminute haben (in 20 cm Entfernung betrachtet, ein Abstand von einem zwanzigstel Millimeter). Außerhalb der Fovea centralis nimmt die Sehschärfe rasch ab. Man kann insgesamt etwa 600 000 Bildpunkte unterscheiden (Bild 5.1–1). Diese 600 000 Bildpunkte entsprechen etwa auch der Zahl der Bildpunkte auf dem Fernsehschirm. Da diese Punkte jedoch gleichmäßig über die Bildfläche verteilt sind, ist die Auflösung im fixierten Bildteil schlecht, im nicht fixierten Bildteil zu gut. Vorschläge, auf dem Bildschirm nur den vom Auge fixierten Bereich scharf darzustellen, haben bislang keine Verwirklichung gefunden.

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