Herthneck, 1995 - Google Patents
Viewer reactions to design simulation display mediaHerthneck, 1995
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- Herthneck M
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Viewer reactions to design simulation display media Viewer reactions to design simulation
display media Abstract This study explores viewer reactions to design ideas depicted as
photo-realistic color simulations presented with different display media. Nine different photo-realistic …
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