10 October 2013 Basic image cell in contact-type multiview three-dimensional imaging systems
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Abstract
The viewing zone of a contact-type multiview three-dimensional imaging system are divided into nine viewing regions by assuming that at least n−2 pixel cells can be viewed at each of the regions, where n is the total number of pixel cells in horizontal direction of a display panel. Each of these regions consists of m 2 subregions, where m is the number of pixels in the horizontal of a pixel cell. The image viewed at each of the subregions reveals a disparity of 1 pixel distance with that viewed at its adjacent subregion. Hence, each subregion is defined as a basic image cell that can provide the disparity of a pixel distance with its immediate neighbors. The width of the cell is independent of the focal length of the viewing zone forming optics but highly sensitive to the pixel size. It can be smaller than viewers’ pupil sizes by decreasing the pixel size.
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Wook-Ho Son, Jinwoong Kim, Min-Chul Park, Beom-Ryeol Lee, and Jung-Young Son "Basic image cell in contact-type multiview three-dimensional imaging systems," Optical Engineering 52(10), 103107 (10 October 2013). https://doi.org/10.1117/1.OE.52.10.103107
Published: 10 October 2013
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KEYWORDS
Imaging systems

3D image processing

Human-computer interaction

Stereoscopy

3D displays

Optical engineering

Cameras

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