Journal of the Society for Information Display · 2006 · 10 citations · 5 references
MedicineVision ScienceBinocular VisionRenderingSpatial Vision3D RenderingDepth PerceptionDisparity ProcessingStereo VisionThree-dimensional PerceptionThree-dimensional VisualizationBinocular Depth PerceptionDisparity-driven Depth PerceptionLuminanceLuminance DistributionStereo DisplayStereoscopic Depth PerceptionStereoscopic VisualizationThree-dimensional Displays
Abstract— A new method that can present fine depth increments in a stereoscopic display is proposed. In typical stereoscopic displays, depth can be presented by binocular disparity, but binocular disparity of less than one pixel cannot be displayed because, in general, electronic displays have discrete pixels. We combined binocular disparity and modulation of the edge luminance in DFD (depth‐fused 3D) displays. In an experiment, the perceived depth could be continuously changed by modulating the edge luminance only. Therefore, continuous depth can be produced by combining binocular disparity and modulation of edge luminance distribution.
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