This invention describes a method for making images appear visually consistent when displayed across two screen areas that have different pixel densities. It achieves this by taking the image data from one screen area and performing a pixel mapping. Specifically, it maps a pixel value from the first area to an average of pixel values from a set number of pixels in the second area, ensuring the image looks the same on both.
Why it matters: The prevalence of multi-display devices, especially foldables, with significantly varied pixel densities has grown since 2020. Increased device processing power now makes real-time pixel mapping for consistent visual effects more practical.
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