System and method for optimizing image resolution using pixelated imaging devices
First Claim
1. A method of displaying an image, the method comprising:
- feeding a plurality of image input data sets to a time-multiplexing optical display device, each image input data set comprising pixel values, the image input data sets corresponding to at least two superposed unaligned display data sets;
using the time-multiplexing optical display device at a first time to display a pixel value corresponding to a first display data set of the at least two superposed unaligned display data sets; and
using the time-multiplexing optical display device at a second time to display a pixel value corresponding to a second display data set of the at least two superposed unaligned display data sets.
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Abstract
A method of processing image data for display on a pixelated imaging device is disclosed. The method comprises: pre-compensation filtering an image input to produce pre-compensation filtered pixel values, the pre-compensation filter having a transfer function that approximates the function that equals one divided by a pixel transfer function; and displaying the pre-compensation filtered pixel values on the pixelated imaging device. In another disclosed method, the method further comprises: pre-compensation filtering an image input for each of a plurality of superposed pixelated imaging devices, at least two of which are unaligned, to produce multiple sets of pre-compensation filtered pixel values; and displaying the multiple pre-compensation filtered pixel values on the plurality of superposed pixelated imaging devices.
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35 Claims
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1. A method of displaying an image, the method comprising:
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feeding a plurality of image input data sets to a time-multiplexing optical display device, each image input data set comprising pixel values, the image input data sets corresponding to at least two superposed unaligned display data sets;
using the time-multiplexing optical display device at a first time to display a pixel value corresponding to a first display data set of the at least two superposed unaligned display data sets; and
using the time-multiplexing optical display device at a second time to display a pixel value corresponding to a second display data set of the at least two superposed unaligned display data sets. - View Dependent Claims (2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12)
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13. A method of image sensing, the method comprising:
sensing light from the image with a set of superposed pixelated imaging devices, at least two of which are unaligned. - View Dependent Claims (14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 19, 20, 21, 22)
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23. A method of image sensing, the method comprising:
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sensing light from the image with a time-multiplexing pixelated imaging device, at a first time and a first location;
moving the time-multiplexing device to a second location such that its pixelated sensors are spatially phase-shifted from, and superposed with, the spatial location they occupied when the time-multiplexing device was at the first location; and
sensing light from the image with the time-multiplexing pixelated imaging device at a second time, at the second location. - View Dependent Claims (24, 25, 26)
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27. A method of recording a motion picture image, the method comprising:
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splitting light from the image into components using a beam splitter;
directing each component for reception by one of a set of superposed pixelated imaging devices, at least two of which are unaligned; and
separately recording a component value received by each superposed pixelated imaging device.
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28. A method of recording a motion picture image, the method comprising:
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splitting light from the image into components using a beam splitter;
directing each component for reception by one of a set of superposed pixelated imaging devices, at least two of which are unaligned;
recording a luminance signal combining component values received by the superposed pixelated imaging devices; and
recording two color difference signals combining component values received by the superposed pixelated imaging devices. - View Dependent Claims (29, 30, 31)
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32. A method of playing back a recorded motion picture image, the method comprising:
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filtering and interpolating the recorded image; and
displaying the filtered and interpolated image on a set of superposed pixelated imaging devices, at least two of which are unaligned. - View Dependent Claims (33)
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34. A method of playing back a recorded motion picture image, the method comprising:
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filtering and interpolating the recorded image; and
displaying the filtered and interpolated image using a time-multiplexing imaging device, the time-multiplexing device moving between at least two display positions to create a set of superposed pixelated displays, at least two of the displays being unaligned. - View Dependent Claims (35)
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