3-D imaging arrangements

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2006-08-15

2006-08-15

Diep, Nhon (Department: 2613)

Television

Stereoscopic

Picture signal generator

Reexamination Certificate

active

07092003

ABSTRACT:
A viewing system and method for producing at least one image for being perceived as three-dimensional, including at least one of: a provision for compensating the center-of-interest of the at least one image in such a manner as to reduce convergence-accommodation conflict; a provision for configuring the viewing system such that crosstalk produced by a stereo display is perceived as foreground and background blur instead of ghosting; and a provision for viewing the at least one image via automicrostereopsis.

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