3d projection system using laser light sources
AssigneeDolby Laboratories Licensing Corporation
InventorMartin J. RICHARDS
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AssigneeDolby Laboratories Licensing Corporation
InventorMartin J. RICHARDS
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Laser or narrow band light sources (e.g., red, green, and blue) are utilized to form left (e.g., R1, G1, B1) and right (e.g., R2, G2, B2) images of a 3D projection. Off-axis viewing of the projections which has the potential to cause crosstalk and/or loss of energy/brightness in any channel or color, is eliminated (or reduced to only highly oblique viewing angles) via the combined use of any of guard bands between light bands of adjacent channels, curvature of viewing filters, and selection of passband wavelengths that maximize usability of the passband as it “shifts” due to varying or increasing angles of off-axis viewing. Implemented with any number of light sources, the light sources selected may also be converted to showing 2D images where the additional light sources are utilized to affect a desirable increase in color gamut.
A display system configured to display 3D images comprising right and left images composed of spectrally separated lights, the display system comprising:
3D viewing glasses comprising a left eye filter and a right eye filter, the left eye filter configured to transmit sets of projected narrowband wavelengths corresponding to left views of a 3D images rendered by the image rendering device, the right eye filter configured to transmit sets of narrowband wavelengths corresponding to a right views of the 3D images rendered by the image rendering device, the filters configured to transmit their corresponding sets of projected narrowband wavelengths to a viewer when viewed through the glasses at normal angles of incident and when viewed through the glasses at off-normal angles of incident;
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