Dual-view integral imaging three-dimensional display

Abstract

In this paper, we propose a dual-view integral imaging (DVII) three-dimensional (3D) display that presents different 3D images in the left and right viewing directions simultaneously. The DVII 3D display consists of a display panel and a microlens array, and its elemental image array (EIA) is composed of two sub-EIAs. The sub-EIAs captured for two different 3D scenes are responsible for two different 3D images in the left-view and right-view integral imaging 3D displays, respectively. A prototype of the DVII 3D display using a pinhole array is developed, and good results are obtained.

An integral imaging display using rectangular pinhole array

“…The element image array of the proposed II display was generated by using a computer [11]. The EIA of 3D scene "SC" consists of 48 × 27 elemental images, and each elemental image of the element image array has 60 × 60 pixel.…”

Crosstalk‐free dual‐view integral imaging display

“…The integral imaging display, which does not require any special glasses or coherent light, presents true 3D images with full parallax and continuous viewpoints . Therefore, the integral imaging display has been adopted to realize dual‐view 3D display . The dual‐view integral imaging (DVII) display presents two different 3D images in the left and right viewing directions, respectively.…”

“…[7][8][9][10][11][12][13][14][15][16] Therefore, the integral imaging display has been adopted to realize dual-view 3D display. 17 The dual-view integral imaging (DVII) display presents two different 3D images in the left and right viewing directions, respectively. A timemultiplexed DVII display is also proposed to improve the viewing angle.…”

A tri-view integral imaging three-dimensional display

“…Recently, we have proposed two dual-view II three-dimensional (3D) displays [11,12]. They present two different 3D images in the left and right viewing directions, respectively.…”