2 ms·
Why would you need lightfields to make a TV that shows a different projection if you change vantagepoint? The device knows where the viewer's eyes are in 3D, s
by alkonaut 5y ago
Why would you need lightfields to make a TV that shows a different projection if you change vantagepoint?
The device knows where the viewer's eyes are in 3D, so can display an image of the other end, as viewed from that point (within some constraint).
- ibrahimsow1 5y agoI'm no expert but if it simulates a window, no normal cameras can capture the field of view as effectively as a lightfield. Google also had a proprietary method of transferring data, not sure if that's mentioned in the article.