论文信息 - 73.4: Investigation of Crosstalk in a 2-View 3D Display

73.4: Investigation of Crosstalk in a 2-View 3D Display

In stereoscopic displays, the views for both eyes must be clearly separated otherwise crosstalk is observed. Both visibility and annoyance of crosstalk is investigated for a 2-view 3D display with perception experiments. Results show that a 1% increment in crosstalk is visible, while 5.8% crosstalk is perceptible, but not annoying.

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