A grid - coded technique for recording 3 - dimensional scenes illuminated with ambient light

K. Pennington; P.M. Will

doi:10.1016/0030-4018(70)90007-6

Optics Communications

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01 Jan 1970

A grid - coded technique for recording 3 - dimensional scenes illuminated with ambient light

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Film plane grids are used to code an image such that the resulting record is analogous to an "infocus hologram". In this manner it is possible to record 3-dimensional scenes illuminated with normal ambient light. © 1970.

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