Device for viewing a digital image
AssigneesAssistance Publique-Hopitaux de Paris, Universite Pierre Et Marie Curie (Paris 6)
InventorsGilles Le Naour, Francois De Trazegnies D'Ittre, Frédérique Capron
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AssigneesAssistance Publique-Hopitaux de Paris, Universite Pierre Et Marie Curie (Paris 6)
InventorsGilles Le Naour, Francois De Trazegnies D'Ittre, Frédérique Capron
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The invention relates to a device for viewing a digital image comprising means (2) for viewing at least one portion of the digital image. According to the invention, the viewing means include a viewing mask (2) held by a stand (3) such that the viewing mask (2) is used at the eye level of a user such that same can bring his/her eyes closer to the viewing mask in order to examine the portion of the digital image displayed, the viewing mask comprising side extensions (6g, 6d) for protecting the user from outer visual interferences, and in that the viewing device further includes at least one movement handling device (7, 200) that can be controlled by the user in order to control virtual movement of the digital image such that the user is able to view another portion of the digital image.
A viewing device for viewing a digital image, including viewing means for viewing at least one part of the digital image, characterized in that the viewing means comprise a viewing mask held by a support in such a way that the viewing mask is in operation at the level of the observer's eyes, so that the observer can move his eyes toward the viewing mask to examine the part of the digital image being viewed, the support having a proximal end forming a base intended to be set down on a table and a distal end configured to hold the viewing mask, the viewing mask having lateral extensions to isolate the user from external visual disturbances, and in that the viewing mask further comprises at least one movement control member operable by the user to cause a virtual movement of the digital image so that the user can view another part of the digital image.
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