System and method for creating pseudo holographic displays on viewer position aware devices
OwnerJean-Philippe Martininventor
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A pseudo holographic visual effect is produced by acquiring at least two actual images of a subject wherein each image represents a different viewing angle of the single subject. Intermediary images corresponding to other viewing angles of the subject may be extrapolated from the two actual images or two adjacent images if a sufficient number of actual images are not available to create the desired level of resolution. To create the effect, an initial start image is displayed. Computer based sensors or camera images from a camera are then used to determine any movement of the device or user from the initial position at which the initial image was displayed. Once movement is detected or once the position of the viewer is determined, the initial image is replaced with an image that corresponds to the change in the detected viewing angle or with an image that corresponds to the viewing angle of the viewer. This creates a pseudo holographic effect whereby the orientation of subject of the image appears to remain fixed despite the display or the viewer being moved. Additional layers for the image can be created by acquiring images of a background separately, creating a set of images that correspond to different viewing angles of the background and overlaying the background images with subject images during display.
A method of producing a pseudo holographic visual effect, said method comprising the steps of:
A system for producing a pseudo holographic visual effect on a display screen of an electronic device, said system comprising:
A method of producing a pseudo holographic display, said method comprising the steps of:
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