Depth‐enhanced integral‐imaging 3D display using different optical path lengths by polarization devices or mirror barrier array
Depth‐enhanced integral‐imaging 3D display using different optical path lengths by polarization devices or mirror barrier array
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DOI:
10.1889/1.1847748
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发表时间:
2004-12
影响因子:
2.3
通讯作者:
Sungyong Jung;Jisoo Hong;Jae-Hyeung Park;Yunhee Kim;Byoungho Lee
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作者:
Sungyong Jung;Jisoo Hong;Jae-Hyeung Park;Yunhee Kim;Byoungho Lee
Abstract— Depth‐enhanced integral three‐dimensional (3D) imaging using different optical path lengths by using a polarization selective mirror pair or mirror barrier array is proposed. In the proposed approach, the enhancement of image depth is achieved by repositioning two types of elemental image planes, thus effectively two central depth planes are obtained. One of the two implementation methods makes use of the two‐arm structure that has different optical path lengths and polarization‐selective mirrors. The other utilizes the mirror barrier array. The primary advantage of the method with polarization devices is that we can observe 3D images that maintain some level of viewing resolution with a large depth difference without any mechanical moving part. The mirror barrier array has the advantage of the compact thickness. We demonstrated and verified our proposals experimentally.