Screen with an
image sensor (2) which uses a first grid of pixels P to display
image content Bild exhibits, further comprising a first switchable
light filter (5), in turn comprising - a first optical element (1), itself comprising • a multitude of light-absorbing transition
dipole moments, • wherein the majority of the transition
dipole moments are permanently or at least in a first state aligned with a tolerance of at most 20° parallel to a first preferred direction selectable for the first optical element (1) or vary around it, • so that light which enters the first optical element (1) is transmitted or at least partially absorbed depending on its polarization state and its direction of incidence relative to the first optical element (1), - Means for selectively generating at least one first
electric field EF1 or one second
electric field EF2, which is directed into a second grid with pixels P LC are divided - a
liquid crystal layer (3) arranged in front of or behind the first optical element (1), onto which the respective pixel P is applied LC The generated
electric field acts, and depending on this, it influences the polarization state of light passing through it. - wherein the
transmission properties of the switchable
light filter (5) differ between a first operating mode B1 at corresponding pixels P LC , where the first electric field EF1 is applied, and a second operating mode B2 at corresponding pixels P LC , where the second electric field EF2 is applied, distinguish, - wherein the first and second rasters differ in at least one of the parameters resolution, pixel shape, pixel size, raster shape, base angle of the coordinate axes of both rasters, orientation of the coordinate axes and / or number of the respective pixels P LC or P Bild differ, and - where, in
parallel projection of the second raster onto the first raster along the perpendicular bisector of the first raster, less than 50% of the edges of pixels P LC of the second grid on any edge of pixels P Bild of the first grid, thereby reducing visually visible overlaps of the image source (2) and other components of the screen.