Crosstalk in multiview 3-D images

Abstract

Crosstalk in the contact-type multiview 3-D images is not an effective parameter of defining the quality of 3-D images. This is because the viewing zone in the contact-type multiview 3-D displays allows viewing the images which are composed of an image piece from each view image in a predefined set of consecutive view images, except the part along the viewing zone cross section. However, this part cannot guarantee to view individual view images separately because the viewing region of each view image is contacted to its neighboring viewing regions through a point for each neighbor due to its diamond like shape. Furthermore, the size of each view region can be smaller than the viewers' pupil sizes as the pixel size decreases and/or the number of view images increases as in super-multiview imaging. The crosstalk has no meaning.