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Kosuke Nomura

at Tokyo Univ of Science

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Proceedings Article | 21 February 2012 Paper

Color hologram generation using depth map of real objects with viewing-zone-angle expansion

Kosuke Nomura, Ryutaro Oi, Taiichiro Kurita, Takayuki Hamamoto

Proceedings Volume 8288, 82881U (2012) https://doi.org/10.1117/12.907724

KEYWORDS: Holograms, 3D image reconstruction, Diffraction, Cameras, Spatial light modulators, 3D image processing, Image resolution, Holography, 3D displays, Image processing

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Holography is the ultimate 3D image technology which can display natural 3D images for humans because it records and reconstructs the wavefront from objects. Previously, we had studied the holography of real scenes and proposed a color hologram generation method using the same viewpoint for images of a real scene; i.e., color image and depth map. Although the images reconstructed from the hologram were in full color and in a high-resolution format called 8K4K, the observed range was only 5.6 degrees, which was insufficient. In this paper, we propose a hologram generation method with viewing-zone-angle expansion. First, object beams are calculated for the light that propagates in the different directions and satisfies the maximum diffraction angle. Second, holograms reconstructing the different viewing-zone- angles are generated by irradiating with reference beams that have different incidence angles. As an experimental result, the reconstructed images were observed over a wide range and we confirmed the effectiveness of the proposed method. At this time, to apply a method which calculates the light propagation with FFTs because the amount of calculation had tripled, we confirmed that the processing speed is nine times faster than that achieved previously.

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