Three-Dimensional Television, Video, And Display Technologies

The first monograph on this rapidly evolving area of research and development, this book presents both the theory and applications of new advances in 3D TV and display techniques. The theoretical concepts are illustrated by applied examples, numerical simulations and experimental results.

Table Of Contents:

Pt. ICapture, Display, and Transmission System1Stereoscopic HDTV32Autostereoscopic Imaging Systems Based on Special Optical Plates353A Head-Mounted Display Using a Holographic Optical Element674Three-Dimensional Television System Based on Integral Photography1015Improved-Quality Three-Dimensional Integral Imaging and Projection Using Nonstationary Optical Components1256Real-Time Three-Dimensional Integral Imaging Display and Object Recognition Using Volume Optical Storage143Pt. IISignal Processing, Coding, and Applications7Stereoscopic Video Compression Standard "MPEG-2 Multi-view Profile"1678The Ray-Based Approach to Integrated 3-D Visual Communication1839Information Flow in Streaming 3-D Video21310Three-Dimensional Image Capturing and Representation for Multimedia Ambiance Communication22711Three-Dimensional Display and Recognition System Based on Multiple Perspectives Integral Imaging24112Imaging Architectures with Volume Holographic Elements25713Compression of Digital Holograms for Three-Dimensional Video27314Three-Dimensional Image Security297153-D Display and Interaction Technologies for Desktop Computing315Pt. IIIPsychological Visual Science16The Influence of Optical Distortions and Transverse Chromatic Aberration on Motion Parallax and Stereopsis in Natural and Artificial Environments35917Depth Perception of Moving Objects39718Visual Perception of Stereoscopic Images at the Point of Binocular Fusion42919A Display System for Natural Viewing of 3-D Images461Index489