Display Device Opening Portion Uniform Pixel Alignment

The patent applies local quality by making pixels within the same opening portion have identical optical characteristics (same color and same viewing angle properties). This is achieved by configuring the display portion such that pixels corresponding to the same opening portion are arranged to have the same color, and by ensuring that the optical characteristics (including viewing angle) are uniform within each opening portion. This local uniformity prevents the generation of streaks, cross talk, and Moire patterns while maintaining wide viewing angle through the overall opening portion structure.

The patent applies preliminary action by pre-configuring the display portion such that pixels corresponding to the same opening portion have the same color and identical optical characteristics before the barrier system or lens system is applied. This preliminary uniformity configuration ensures that when 3D imaging is performed, all pixels contributing to the same viewpoint have consistent optical properties, thereby preventing the generation of viewing angle characteristics that would otherwise cause image quality deterioration in stereoscopic display.

The patent applies local quality by ensuring uniform color distribution within each opening portion. Specifically, pixels corresponding to the same opening portion are configured to have the same color, creating local color uniformity. This approach maintains high pixel aperture ratio for brightness while preventing color biasing and picture coloring in 3D images, as the uniform color assignment within each opening portion eliminates the color variation that would otherwise be magnified by the 3D imaging system.