Computer-generated hologram
AssigneeDai Nippon Printing Co., Ltd.
InventorMitsuru Kitamura
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Abstract
A computer-generated hologram comprising a plurality of cells. The hologram has information recorded therein, the information operable to recreate a stereoscopic image of an object. At least one of said plurality of cells Pj has information related to a luminance TWLci (θXY, θYZ) of a virtual point light source Qi from a plurality of virtual point light sources. The luminance corresponds to a point S on the object. The point S is on a straight line between said one of the plurality of cells Pi and the virtual point light source Qi.
Claims14
A computer-generated hologram comprising:
- a plurality of cells,
- the hologram having information recorded therein, said information operable to recreate a stereoscopic image of an object,
- wherein at least one of said plurality of cells Pj having information related to a luminance of a virtual point light source Qi from a plurality of virtual point light sources, the luminance corresponding to a point S on the object,
- the point S being on a straight line between said one of the plurality of cells Pj and the virtual point light source Qi,
- Qi being at a position away from the hologram plane and independent of S.
A computer-generated hologram, the hologram separating a viewing side and a side opposite to the viewing side, the hologram comprising:
- a plurality of cells,
- the hologram having information recorded therein, said information operable to recreate a stereoscopic image of an object,
- the hologram being operable to receive reconstruction illumination light such that diffraction light is reconstructed,
- the diffraction light diverging from a plurality of virtual point light sources on the side of the hologram that is opposite to the viewing side;
- a luminance of the diffraction light from each virtual point being equal to a luminance of light from a corresponding point S on the object said luminance being measured in the hologram plane,
- the plurality of virtual point light sources being at a position away from the hologram plane and independently from the object.
A computer-generated hologram, the hologram separating a viewing side and a side opposite to the viewing side, the hologram comprising:
- a plurality of cells,
- the hologram having information recorded therein, said information operable to recreate a stereoscopic image of an object,
- the hologram being operable to receive reconstruction illumination light such that diffraction light is reconstructed,
- the diffraction light converging on a plurality of virtual condensing points on the viewing side of the hologram;
- a luminance from each virtual point of the diffraction light being equal to a luminance of light from a corresponding point S on the object, the luminance being measured in the plane of the hologram
- the virtual condensing points being at a position away from the hologram plane and independently from the object.
A computer-generated hologram, the hologram separating a viewing side and a side opposite to the viewing side, the hologram comprising:
- a plurality of cells,
- the hologram having information recorded therein, said information operable to recreate a stereoscopic image of an object,
- the hologram being operable to receive reconstruction illumination light such that diffraction light is reconstructed,
- the diffraction light diverging from a plurality of virtual point light sources on the viewing side of the hologram;
- a luminance [TWLci(θxy, θyz)] of the diffraction light from each of the virtual points being equal to a luminance of light from a corresponding point S on the object, the luminance being measured in the plane of the hologram,
- the plurality of virtual point light sources being at a position away from the hologram plane and independently from the object.
A method of generating a hologram capable of recreating a stereoscopic image of an object, the hologram separating a viewing side and a side opposite to the viewing side, the method comprising:
- creating a plurality of cells on the hologram, one of said plurality of cells being Pj;
- designating a plurality of virtual point light sources such that one of said plurality of virtual point light sources Qi corresponds to a point S on the object, the point S being on a straight line between Qi and Pj;
- generating a luminance of Qi such that the luminance corresponds to a luminance of S;
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- recording an information in the cell Pj corresponding to the luminance
- the plurality of virtual point light sources being at a position away from the hologram plane and independently from the object.
A method of generating a hologram capable of recreating a stereoscopic image of an object, the hologram separating a viewing side and a side opposite to the viewing side, the method comprising:
- designating a plurality of virtual point light sources on a side of the hologram opposite to a viewing side;
- producing diffraction light diverging from the plurality of virtual point light sources, the luminance of the diffraction light from each of the virtual points being equal to a luminance of light from a corresponding point S on the object, the luminance being measured in the plane of the hologram;
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- recording information on the hologram to recreate a stereoscopic image of the objects,
- the plurality of virtual point light sources being at a position away from the hologram plane and independently from the object.
A method of generating a hologram capable of recreating a stereoscopic image of an object, the hologram having a viewing side and a side opposite to the viewing side, the method comprising:
- designating a plurality of condensing points of light on a viewing side of the hologram;
- producing diffraction light converging on the plurality of condensing points, the luminance of the diffraction light from each of a plurality virtual points being equal to a luminance of light from a corresponding point S on the object, the luminance being measured on the plane of the hologram;
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- recording information on the hologram to recreate a stereoscopic image of the object
- the virtual condensing points being at a position away from the hologram plane and independently from the object.
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