Projection display surface providing speckle reduction
AssigneeEastman Kodak Company
InventorsBarry D. Silverstein, Michael A. Marcus, Andrew F. Kurtz
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AssigneeEastman Kodak Company
InventorsBarry D. Silverstein, Michael A. Marcus, Andrew F. Kurtz
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A projection display surface for reducing speckle artifacts from a projector having at least one narrow band light source having an incident visible wavelength band, wherein the incident visible wavelength band has an incident peak wavelength and an incident bandwidth, comprising: a substrate having a reflective layer that reflects incident light over at least the incident visible wavelength band; and a fluorescent agent distributed over the reflective layer, wherein the fluorescent agent absorbs a fraction of the light in the incident visible wavelength band and emits light in an emissive visible wavelength band having an emissive peak wavelength and an emissive bandwidth; wherein return light from the projection display surface produced when incident light in the incident visible wavelength band is incident on the projection display surface contains light in both the incident visible wavelength band and emissive visible wavelength band, thereby reducing speckle artifacts.
A projection display surface for reducing speckle artifacts from a projector having at least one narrow band light source having an incident visible wavelength band, wherein the incident visible wavelength band has an incident peak wavelength and an incident bandwidth, comprising:
A projection display surface for reducing speckle artifacts from a color projector having at least three narrow band light sources having first, second and third incident visible wavelength bands, respectively, wherein each incident visible wavelength band has an associated incident peak wavelength and an associated incident bandwidth, comprising:
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