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| − | A '''lenticular display''' | + | [[File:Lenticular.jpeg|thumb|Close-up drawing of lenses and underlying pixels of a lenticular display]] |
| + | A '''lenticular display''' is a display that uses arrays of lenses to give a 3D effect. | ||
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| + | An ideal lenticular display should should have a resolution of at least 100 [[superpixel]]s in a line per inch, which results in about 10,000 superpixels in a square inch. | ||
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| + | Each superpixel should have many naive viewpoints. | ||
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| + | ==See also== | ||
| + | * [[Integral imaging]] | ||
==References== | ==References== | ||
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Latest revision as of 17:39, 4 February 2025
A lenticular display is a display that uses arrays of lenses to give a 3D effect.
An ideal lenticular display should should have a resolution of at least 100 superpixels in a line per inch, which results in about 10,000 superpixels in a square inch.
Each superpixel should have many naive viewpoints.