I came across this product announcement. It is a very high resolution lenticular lens you can put onto a phone screen to turn it into a auto-stereoscopic screen. I think for us, the main interest is the extreme high resolution. I wonder if this technology can make a good Fresnel type of lens? Regardless of if the Fresnel concept is vaible, this might be useful in a HMD for its auto-stereoscopic abilities.
http://www.gizmag.com/3d-screen-protector-film/26915/
Joe Dunfee
High resolution lentiular lens for autosterescopic display
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Re: High resolution lentiular lens for autosterescopic displ
Hi,
The EyeFly 3D screen protector should be simplified even further for use with a fixed screen head mounted display.
Since there are only two fixed eye positions to consider in a head mounted display, the whole screen width could then be used for each eye in S3D rather than separating half the screen for each eye using the side-by-side format.
Main lenses of course would still be needed for close-in focusing.
It will be interesting to see how effective the micro-lens screen film really is.
Thanks.
The EyeFly 3D screen protector should be simplified even further for use with a fixed screen head mounted display.
Since there are only two fixed eye positions to consider in a head mounted display, the whole screen width could then be used for each eye in S3D rather than separating half the screen for each eye using the side-by-side format.
Main lenses of course would still be needed for close-in focusing.
It will be interesting to see how effective the micro-lens screen film really is.
Thanks.