Measuring the emotional effects of atmospheric light during a mediated experience
Authors
Korsgaard, Dannie ; Bendsen, Mads
Term
4. term
Education
Publication year
2009
Abstract
Under designfasen af et Ambilight-fjernsyn præsenterede Phillips produktet som i stand til at “fange” stemningen i en film og forlænge den ved at manipulere lyset i rummet. Denne afhandling undersøger, i hvilket omfang den atmosfæriske information i Ambilight giver en stærkere følelsesmæssig respons, der passer til indholdet i den viste film. Vi gennemførte et eksperiment, hvor vi målte følelsesreaktioner og distraktion i to grupper (med og uden Ambilight), mens de så tre forskellige filmklip.
During the design phase of an Ambilight television, Phillips promoted the product as able to “catch” a film’s mood and extend it by adjusting the room’s ambient light. This thesis investigates how much the atmospheric information in Ambilight leads to a stronger emotional response that aligns with the film’s content. We ran an experiment measuring emotional reactions and distraction in two groups (with and without Ambilight) as they watched three different film clips.
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