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P-1: Integral Imaging Using Fly's Eye Lens Made With 3D Printer

A faster and less expensive method of manufacturing a fly's eye lens for integral photography by using a 3D printer was developed. The method enables full-parallax auto-stereoscopic 3D images to be displayed. This is expected to be extremely useful for the promotion of research and the spread of integral photography.

Kazuhisa Yanaka | Kazutake Uehira | Naoki Kira

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