WO2008148378A1 - Verfahren zur ausrichtung eines optischen elements auf einem bildschirm - Google Patents
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- G03B—APPARATUS OR ARRANGEMENTS FOR TAKING PHOTOGRAPHS OR FOR PROJECTING OR VIEWING THEM; APPARATUS OR ARRANGEMENTS EMPLOYING ANALOGOUS TECHNIQUES USING WAVES OTHER THAN OPTICAL WAVES; ACCESSORIES THEREFOR
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- the invention relates to a method for aligning an optical element on a screen, in particular for generating a screen for spatial display.
- the optical element is advantageously designed as a parallax barrier screen, as a lenticular screen, as an active or passive holographic-optical element (HOE), as a lenticular grid or as a prism grid.
- HOE holographic-optical element
- the method is configured in such a way that the test pattern comprises at least two first straight lines, which have two mutually different directions of extension, wherein at least some of these lines in the respective n> 1 views A (k) are arranged at different horizontal positions and the test pattern at least two second straight lines each aligned parallel to one of the first straight lines and arranged in the respective n> 1 views A (k) at respectively the same horizontal positions.
- the test pattern comprises at least two first straight lines, which have two mutually different directions of extension, wherein at least some of these lines in the respective n> 1 views A (k) are arranged at different horizontal positions and the test pattern at least two second straight lines each aligned parallel to one of the first straight lines and arranged in the respective n> 1 views A (k) at respectively the same horizontal positions.
- first straight lines need to have pairwise disjunctive directions of extension, especially if they are more than two. It is sufficient if the entire group of first straight lines has at least 2 expansion directions.
- the parallel arrangement of the second straight lines to the first straight lines results in an equivalent statement for the second straight lines.
- the orientation of the optical element with respect to the horizontal (and possibly vertical) relative position will of course only be within the tolerance specified within recurring periods, which are generally approximately integer multiples of the width or height of a picture element x (ij), the respective integer multiple being determined by the horizontal or vertical periodicity of the views A (k) present in the test picture.
- the alignment step can, in principle, be performed manually by an operator or automatically by a robot or possibly even mixed by an operator and a robot.
- the index i addresses the rows and the index j addresses the columns on the grid of picture elements x (i, j).
- n 1, for example 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9 or 16 views in the test image, on the one hand permits efficient test imaging and on the other hand produces a sufficiently good test effect for achieving the correct orientation.
- the parameters for the optical element can be easily calculated in the case of a parallax barrier screen, for example with the aid of the two equations (1) and (2) known from the Kaplan article mentioned above. This results in all the necessary relations between the distance s, between the grid of picture elements x (i, j) and the optical element, the average eye relief in humans of 65 mm, the viewing distance, the (horizontal) period length of the transparent sections Barrier and the strip width of said transparent sections. Likewise, some of the documents mentioned at the outset give further design information for optical elements, such as lenticular screens, which are well known to the person skilled in the art.
- each first straight line merges seamlessly into exactly one second straight line.
- n> 1 views A (k) four right angles may be included, which are arranged such that a cross-shaped portion is formed. Then, after the step of aligning the optical element in front of the screen, at least a first straight line of the first extension direction and at least one further first straight line of the second extension direction in the imaged by the camera image of the presented test image within the cross-shaped portion formed by the four right angles be located, wherein the distances of each of these lines to the next adjacent two right angles are substantially equal.
- the correctness of the alignment is further increased.
- the image of the displayed test image recorded after the alignment by the camera will contain at least 40% picture elements exactly one of the n> 1 views A (k).
- all the first and in each case all the second straight lines preferably have the same color, the color of the first and the second straight lines preferably differing.
- At least one - preferably all - of the n> 1 views A (k) contain alphanumeric characters, preferably model or serial numbers and / or identification marks / objects. This ensures that the correct test pattern is also used for a specific screen model, for example if the model number can be seen in the picture and the operator or robot always compares this model number with that of the screen currently being worked on.
- a further step of storing the image of the presented test image recorded by the camera can also be carried out, whereby a clear association with the physical screen and / or the optical element oriented thereon is preferably carried out, for example by the designation of to be stored image file for said image in the form of a serial number of the screen.
- the picture elements x (i, j) respectively correspond to individual color subpixels (R, G or B) or clusters of color subpixels (eg RG, GB or RGBR or other) or full color pixels, with full color pixels both white blending entities of RGB color subpixels , so RGB triplets, as well as - depending on imaging technology - actual full-color pixels - such as
- Projection screens are commonly used - meant.
- the optical element after alignment in front of the screen at a defined distance s permanently attached to the screen. This would then be a permanent conversion.
- the optical element is not attached to the screen after the alignment step, but that in a further step markings are applied to the optical element and / or on the screen, which later alignment of the optical Allow elements on the screen without having to repeat the entire inventive method at this later time.
- the screen may preferably be a color LCD screen, a plasma display, a projection screen, an LED-based screen, an OLED-based screen, an SED screen, or a VFD screen.
- a parallax barrier screen is used as the optical element, it includes inclined, transparent and opaque sections at an angle of inclination ⁇ to the vertical. It consists of a glass substrate on which (eg on the back) the barrier structure is applied.
- the barrier structure may be, on the one hand, an exposed and developed photographic film which is laminated on the backside of the glass substrate, wherein preferably the emulsion layer of the photographic film does not face the glass substrate.
- the opaque areas of the barrier structure may be formed by ink printed on the glass substrate. The transparent areas are created simply by omitting the color on the corresponding areas.
- the arrangement of the partial image information of different views A (k) in the presented test pattern on the grid of picture elements x (i, j) advantageously takes place in a two-dimensional periodic pattern, wherein the period length in the horizontal and vertical directions is preferably not more than each 32 pixels x (i, j) comprises. Exceptions to this upper limit of 32 picture elements x (ij) are allowed.
- the angle which spans the said horizontal and vertical period length of said two-dimensional periodic pattern as counter and adjacent part should substantially correspond to the angle of inclination ⁇ of the transparent portions on a parallax screen and the cylindrical lenses on a lenticular screen to the vertical, respectively.
- the optical element contains means for reducing extraneous light reflections, preferably at least one interference-optical antireflection coating.
- the views A (k) preferably correspond to different ones, respectively Perspectives of a scene or an object, as with various other 3D rendering methods as well.
- Fig. 1 shows the schematic structure for implementing the invention
- Fig. 2 shows an exemplary barrier structure in the case of using a
- Parallax barrier screen as an optical element in the method according to the invention
- FIGS. 4 to 6 show examples of individual views A (k) whose image part information is displayed in the presented test image.
- Fig. 1 shows the schematic structure for implementing the method according to the invention.
- a parallax barrier screen is aligned on a screen 1 with picture elements x (i, j) in a grid of lines i and columns j at a distance s as the optical element 2, resulting in a screen for spatial representation.
- a (generally two-dimensional) camera 3 whose output signal is here fed, for example, by means of a frame grabber card into a PC 4, which converts this signal and in turn displays it on a control monitor 5.
- the following steps are carried out:
- Element 2 to the screen 1 is defined with a tolerance of at most 3 arc minutes, and so that the alignment of the optical element 2 to the screen 1 with pixels x (i, j) with respect to the horizontal relative position of the optical element 2 to the screen 1 with a Tolerance of at most the width of a pixel x (i, j) is precisely defined.
- the test pattern comprises at least two first straight lines 6a, 6b, which have two mutually different expansion directions, wherein at least some of these lines 6a, 6b are arranged in the respective n> 1 views A (k) at different horizontal positions and the test image comprises at least two second straight lines 7a, 7b which are each aligned parallel to one of the first straight lines 6a, 6b and which are arranged in the respective n> 1 views A (k) at respectively the same horizontal positions.
- the alignment step is performed, for example, manually by an operator.
- the camera 3 is preferably arranged at a distance in front of the optical element 2, which corresponds to a selected 3D viewing distance in front of the screen 1. This is - as the expert is known - regularly by the distance s between the screen 1 and optical element 2 in conjunction with other parameters, which are enumerated, for example, in the above-mentioned document by Kaplan set.
- the camera 3 is preferably optically positioned vertically in front of the center of the area of the screen 1.
- FIG. 2 shows an exemplary barrier structure of an optical element 2 for use in the method according to the invention.
- the optical element 2 i. in this case, the parallax barrier screen includes inclined, transparent and opaque sections at an angle of inclination ⁇ to the vertical. It consists of a glass substrate on which the barrier structure is applied on the back. Other configurations are possible, such as substrates that are not made of glass (eg plastic).
- the barrier structure here is, for example, an exposed and developed photographic film which is laminated on the back of the glass substrate, wherein preferably the emulsion layer of the photographic film does not face the glass substrate.
- the arrangement of the image part information of n 5 different views A (k) in the test image, which is displayed on the pixels x (i, j).
- Raster of pixels x (i, j) advantageous in a two-dimensional periodic
- the angle which spans the said horizontal and vertical period length of the said two-dimensional periodic pattern as counter and adjacent part should essentially correspond to the angle of inclination a of the transparent one Correspond to sections on a parallax screen or the cylindrical lenses on a lenticular screen as an optical element 2 with respect to the vertical.
- the optical element 2 comprises means for reducing flare reflections, preferably at least one interference-optical anti-reflection coating.
- the first lines 6a and 6b are advantageous, as shown in Figures 4 to 6, each arranged perpendicular to each other. Furthermore, it is favorable if the first straight lines 6b in the direction of the lines (i) of the picture elements x (i, j) and the first straight lines 6a in the direction of the columns Q) of the picture elements x (ij) are arranged. In practice, it has proven useful to use at least one horizontal first straight line 6b and at least 5 vertical first straight lines 6a in the test pattern. Moreover, it makes sense to design the test image so that in each case at least one of the n> 1 views A (k) each first straight line 6a, 6b merges seamlessly into exactly one or at most two second straight lines 7a, 7b, here corresponding to FIG. 5th
- the optical element 2 here: the parallax barrier screen
- all the first and in each case all the second straight lines 6a, 6b, 7a, 7b preferably have the same color, the color of the first straight lines 6a, 6b and those of the second straight lines 7a, 7b preferably differing.
- the colors are indicated by different patterns.
- At least one - preferably all - of the n> 1 views A (k) contain alphanumeric characters, preferably model or serial numbers, and / or identification marks / objects. This will ensure that for a certain screen model also the correct test image is used.
- a further step of storing the image of the presented test image recorded by the camera 3 can also be carried out, whereby an unambiguous assignment to the physical screen 1 and / or the optical element 2 oriented thereon is preferably carried out, for example by naming the image file to be stored for the said image in the form of a serial number of the screen 1.
- the parallax barrier screen (as optical element 2) by means of a spacer to maintain the distance defined above s permanently attached to the screen 1, for example, glued or screwed.
- the screen 1 may preferably be a color LCD screen.
- the views A (k) respectively correspond to different perspectives of a scene or an object, as in various other 3D rendering methods as well.
- the optical element 2 is not present, but in the screen, i. in the viewing direction behind a transmissive imager, e.g. an LCD panel, arranged and aligned.
- a transmissive imager e.g. an LCD panel
- an illumination barrier e.g., structured LED illumination
- the advantages of the invention are versatile.
- the method according to the invention allows the alignment of an optical element such as a parallax barrier screen or a lenticular screen on a screen to produce a screen for spatial representation in a relatively short time and with great accuracy. It is furthermore by means of appropriate Test patterns for different sized screens applicable, so very flexible.
- said alignment can be implemented manually, automatically or semi-automatically.
- the invention can be realized with simple and commercially available means.
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