Optical Engineering · 2018 · 18 citations · 18 references
ArchitectureVisualizationComputer GraphicsDigital RenderingRenderingCamera ProjectionMulti-view GeometryParallel ProjectionAffine TransformationsComputer Graphics RenderingMulti-projector Display SystemsMulti-view ProjectionOptical Image ProcessingProjection DistortionProjection Distortion AnalysisTransformations
We propose a method for arranging multiple projectors in parallel using an image-processing technique and for enlarging the viewing zone in an integral three-dimensional image display. We have developed a method to correct the projection distortion precisely using an image-processing technique combining projective and affine transformations. To combine the multiple viewing zones formed by each projector continuously and smoothly, we also devised a technique that provides accurate adjustment by generating the elemental images of a computer graphics model at high speed. We constructed a prototype device using four projectors equivalent to 4K resolution and realized a viewing zone with measured viewing angles of 49.2 deg horizontally and 45.2 deg vertically. Compared with the use of only one projector, the prototype device expanded the viewing angles by approximately two times in both the horizontal and vertical directions.
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