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Wide-viewing integral imaging using fiber-coupled monocentric lens array

Zhang et al., 2015

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14363838321727882211
Author
Zhang J
Wang X
Wu X
Yang C
Chen Y
Publication year
Publication venue
Optics Express

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We propose a novel three dimensional integral imaging display system with improved viewing angle using a monocentric lens array (MoLA) coupled with fiber bundle. In conventional integral imaging, the off-axis aberrations of the conventional lens array limit the …
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