Light analyzing lenticular screen for viewing stereo images
OwnerLawrence Holmes, Jrinventor
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A screen construction enables three dimensional perception of projected stereo images without necessarily requiring that the viewer wear analyzing eyeglasses. Three dimensional shadow image data is generated by projecting light towards the screen, through the region of the object or objects to be imaged, from spaced apart light sources each of which produces light coded in a different manner. The screen construction has an array of linear, parallel bands of light analyzing material. A first group of the bands transmit light from only one of the sources and are alternated with ones of a second group of the bands which transmit only light from the other of the sources. A lenticular screen between the array of bands and the viewer restricts visibility of one group of bands to one eye of the viewer and restricts visibility of the other group of bands to the other eye of the viewer.
A light-analyzing lenticular screen for intercepting a mixture of light having a first characteristic and light having a second characteristic and for causing one eye of an observer to perceive only said light having said first characteristic and for causing the other eye of said observer to perceive only said light which has said second characteristic, comprising:
A light analyzing lenticular screen for transmitting light having a first characteristic to a first region and for transmitting light having a second characteristic to a second spaced apart region, comprising in combination:
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