Optical intensity modulation method and system, and optical...

Optics: motion pictures – Special effects

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C352S040000, C380S200000, C359S238000

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07030956

ABSTRACT:
An optical intensity modulation having a periodicity in the temporal domain is applied on an optical state of an original display image, being displayed on a projection screen or a display screen, that takes into account a human temporal frequency contrast sensitivity characteristics, so that an optical state variation that is independent of the original display image would appear in an image recorded by capturing the display image using an image capturing apparatus, while the optical state variation in the display image being directly viewed remains imperceptible.

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