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10 April 1997 Generalized pipeline for preview and rendering of synthetic holograms
Ravikanth Pappu, Carlton J. Sparrell, John S. Underkoffler, Adam B. Kropp, Benjie Chen, Wendy J. Plesniak
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We describe a general pipeline for the computation and display of either fully-computed holograms or holographic stereograms using the same 3D database. A rendering previewer on a Silicon Graphics Onyx allows a user to specify viewing geometry, database transformations, and scene lighting. The previewer then generates one of two descriptions of the object--a series of perspective views or a polygonal model--which is then used by a fringe rendering engine to compute fringes specific to hologram type. The images are viewed on the second generation MIT Holographic Video System. This allows a viewer to compare holographic stereograms with fully-computed holograms originating from the same database and comes closer to the goal of a single pipeline being able to display the same data in different formats.
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Ravikanth Pappu, Carlton J. Sparrell, John S. Underkoffler, Adam B. Kropp, Benjie Chen, and Wendy J. Plesniak "Generalized pipeline for preview and rendering of synthetic holograms", Proc. SPIE 3011, Practical Holography XI and Holographic Materials III, (10 April 1997); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.271339
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KEYWORDS
Holograms

Holography

Stereo holograms

Fringe analysis

3D modeling

Wavefronts

Databases

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