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Hmmmm, just some brainstorming here: You should be able to convert your smartphone's HD display into a low-resolution light field display by attaching a specia

by nom 10y ago

Hmmmm, just some brainstorming here: You should be able to convert your smartphone's HD display into a low-resolution light field display by attaching a special lens array. It's like the lenticular 3D displays (they refract two rows of pixels in two different directions to create a stereo image), just omnidirectional. I'm not sure how complex the manufacturing and calibration is but in theory we could create an attachable lens array for smartphones and use it to display a low-res light field, couldn't we?

randyrand 10y ago
yes. and people have. you're right that its very low res! The newest idea is to use "programmable" difractive optics instead of lenticular lenses.
- zodiac 10y ago
  Do you have some links? Curious to try it out myself
  - drazvan 10y ago
    http://www.leia3d.com http://www.leia3d.com for instance. I have one of their early dev kit displays and it's quite impressive (but very small).
Gravityloss 10y ago
And also your camera to a light field camera by changing the microlens array on top of the image sensor.