Simulating a stacked-layer light-field display using orthographic/perspective view models
A stacked-layer light-field display consists of a few light attenuating layers stacked in front of a backlight. The appearance of the three-dimensional images produced with this display differs depending on how the input multi-view images are assigned to the light rays that are to be emitted from the display. In this research, we develop a simulator of this display where input images can be made correspond to both the orthographic and perspective view models. Our simulator allows us to check the appearance of the display in real time and helps us to determine the display design such as the output view model and layer intervals that are suitable for the scene.