Integral three-dimensional imaging system with equivalent to 100k pixels by use of camera array

Abstract

We developed an integral imaging capture system with equivalent to 100k pixels by use of a camera array consisting of 64 high-definition cameras and a lens array consisting of approximately 100,000 small lenses. In order to stitch the captured elemental images with high accuracy, light rays are interpolated spatially and angularly. We conducted experiments to capture, stitch and display three-dimensional images, and confirmed the validity of the system.