WO2013147530A1 - 2d 영상 또는 사물 이미지를 3d 영상으로 볼 수 있게 하는 입체안경 - Google Patents
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- the present invention relates to a stereoscopic glasses that can be viewed as a 3D image of a 2D image or an object image, and more particularly, it is possible to easily view a 2D image or object image as a 3D image without a complicated conversion process as in the prior art
- the present invention relates to a stereoscopic glasses for viewing a 2D image or an object image that can be viewed as a 3D image.
- images of left and right are photographed in a side-by-side manner, or images of left and right are sequentially photographed so that images of the left (L), that is, left image, are left eye.
- images of the right R i.e., right image
- the conventional technology requires a complicated and difficult process of converting a 2D image into a 3D image, and of course, the left image is the right image of the left eye.
- the left image is the right image of the left eye.
- An object of the present invention is to provide a stereoscopic glasses that can easily view a 2D image or an object image as a 3D image without a complicated conversion process as in the prior art to enable viewing of a 2D image or an object image as a 3D image capable of stereoscopic viewing. will be.
- the object is a stereoscopic eyeglasses 100 for viewing the 2D image L as a 3D image, the left first reflector 1 coupled to the left side of the left eyeglass frame 5 to reflect the 2D image L 1. ); A second left reflector (2) coupled to the right side of the left eyeglass frame (5) and reflecting an image reflected by the left first reflector (1) to enter the left eye (7); A first right reflector 3 coupled to the right side of the right eyeglass frame 6 to reflect the 2D image L; And a right second reflector 4 coupled to the left side of the right eyeglass frame 6 and reflecting an image reflected by the right first reflector 3 to be incident to the right eye 8.
- Stereoscopic glasses (100) which allow 2D or object images to be viewed as 3D images, characterized in that different images incident to the right eye (7,8) are synthesized in the brain to form a stereoscopic image (3D). Is achieved by
- the left first reflector 1, the left second reflector 2, and the right first reflector 3 and the right second reflector 4 may be arranged in parallel with each other.
- the object is a stereoscopic eyeglasses 200 for viewing the 2D image (L) as a 3D image, the left first reflector coupled to the left side of the left eyeglasses frame 55 to reflect the 2D image (L) (11); A left second reflector 12 coupled to a right side of the left eyeglass frame 55 and reflecting an image reflected by the left first reflector 11 again; A left third reflector (13) connected to the left second reflector (12) and reflecting an image reflected by the left second reflector (12) again; A left fourth reflector 14 connected to the left first reflector 11 and reflecting an image reflected by the left third reflector 13 to enter the left eye 19; A first right reflector 15 coupled to the right side of the right eyeglass frame 66 to reflect the 2D image L; A second right reflector 16 coupled to a left side of the right eyeglass frame 66 and reflecting an image reflected by the right first reflector 15 again; A right third reflector (17) connected to the right second reflector (16) and reflecting an image reflected by the right second reflect
- the left first reflector 11 and the left second reflector 12, the left third reflector 13, the left fourth reflector 14, the right first reflector 15 and the right second reflector 16, the right third reflector 17 and the right fourth reflector 18 may be disposed in parallel with each other.
- the left second reflector 12, the left third reflector 13, and the right second reflector 16 and the right third reflector 17 may be connected to each other by a connection part C.
- the object is a three-dimensional glasses 300 that can be viewed as a 3D image while adding a three-dimensional effect than when viewing the object image (L, R) with the naked eye, coupled to the left side of the left eyeglasses border (5 ') A first left reflector 1 'reflecting the object image L; A left second reflector 2 'coupled to the right side of the left eyeglass frame 5' and reflecting an image reflected by the left first reflector 1 'to enter the left eye 7'; A first right reflector 3 'coupled to the right side of the right eyeglass frame 6' to reflect the object image R; And a right second reflector 4 'coupled to a left side of the right eyeglass frame 6' and reflecting an image reflected by the right first reflector 3 'to enter the right eye 8'.
- the 2D image or the object image may be viewed as a 3D image, wherein different images incident to the left and right eyes 7 'and 8' are synthesized in the brain to form a stereoscopic image (3D). It is also achieved by the stereoscopic glasses 300.
- the object is a three-dimensional glasses 400 that can be viewed as a 3D image while adding a three-dimensional effect than when viewing the object image (L, R) with the naked eye, coupled to the left side of the left eyeglasses frame 55 ' A first left reflector 11 'reflecting the object image L; A second left reflector 12 'coupled to a right side of the left eyeglass frame 55' and reflecting an image reflected by the left first reflector 11 'again; A left third reflector 13 'which is connected to the left second reflector 12' and reflects the image reflected by the left second reflector 12 'again; A left fourth reflector 14 'which is connected to the left first reflector 11' and reflects an image reflected by the left third reflector 13 'and enters the left eye 19'; A first right reflector 15 'coupled to the right side of the right eyeglass frame 66' to reflect the object image R; A second right reflector 16 'coupled to a left side of the right eyeglass
- the 2D image or the object image can be viewed as a 3D image, characterized in that different images incident to the left and right eyes 19 'and 20' are synthesized in the brain to form a stereoscopic image (3D '). It is also achieved by the stereoscopic glasses 400.
- the reflector may be replaced with a prism, preferably a right prism.
- a lens or a filter may be further provided in front of the reflector.
- the lens or the filter is mounted in the form of connecting the two reflectors, so that the coupling of the whole device can be made more robust. Lenses can provide corrective vision for people with low vision.
- various effects obtained by a general camera can be obtained according to the characteristics of the filter.
- a 2D image or an object image can be easily viewed as a 3D image without a complicated conversion process as in the prior art. Therefore, there is an effect that can be viewed in three-dimensional.
- FIG. 1 is a structural diagram of a stereoscopic glasses for allowing a 2D image or an object image to be viewed as a 3D image according to a first embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 2 is a structural diagram of a stereoscopic glasses for allowing a 2D image or an object image to be viewed as a 3D image according to a second embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 3 is a structural diagram of a stereoscopic glasses for allowing a 2D image or an object image to be viewed as a 3D image according to a third embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 4 is a structural diagram of a stereoscopic glasses for allowing a 2D image or an object image to be viewed as a 3D image according to a fourth embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 1 is a structural diagram of a stereoscopic glasses for allowing a 2D image or an object image to be viewed as a 3D image according to a first embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 1 illustrates a stereoscopic glasses 100 to which the reflecting mirrors 1, 2, 3, and 4 are attached so that the 2D image L may be viewed as a stereoscopic image 3D.
- the stereoscopic glasses 100 of the present embodiment are coupled to the left side of the left eyeglass frame 5 and reflect the 2D image L to the left first reflector 1 and the left eyeglass frame ( 5) is coupled to the right side, the left second reflector (2) for reflecting the image reflected by the left first reflector (1) and incident to the left eye (7), and is coupled to the right side of the right eyeglasses (6) It is coupled to the right first reflector 3 reflecting the 2D image L and the left side of the right eyeglass frame 6, and reflects the image reflected by the right first reflector 3 to enter the right eye 8. And a right second reflector 4.
- the left first reflector 1 and the left second reflector 2 and the right first reflector 3 and the right second reflector 4 may be arranged in parallel with each other.
- the left eyeglasses rim 5 and the right eyeglasses rim 6 are connected by eyeglass nose rings 21, and the left eyeglasses rim 5 and the right eyeglasses rim 6 are connected to the eyeglasses legs 9.
- the 2D image L is incident to the left eye 7 through the left eyeglass frame 5 through the left second reflector 2 through the left first reflector 1 of the stereoscopic glasses 100. Similarly, the 2D image L is incident on the right eye 8 through the right eyeglass frame 6 through the right second reflector 4 through the right first reflector 3.
- the 2D image L incident to the left eye 7 has an incidence angle incident through the left first reflector 1 and the left second reflector 2, and the 2D image L incident to the right eye 8.
- different images incident to the left and right eyes 7 and 8 are synthesized in the brain to form a stereoscopic image 3D. That is, the left eye 7 sees the 2D image L through the left first reflector 1 and the left second reflector 2, and the right eye 8 views the 2D image L from the right first reflector ( Since the incident path of the 2D image L coming into the left and right eyes 7 and 8 is different since the light is seen through 3) and the right second reflector 4, the left and right images with parallax are different from each other. 7,8) is generated while passing through the reflector (1, 2, 3, 4) at different incidence angles.
- these two images with parallax generated through the stereoscopic glasses 100 of the present invention are incident to the left and right eyes 7, 8 and then synthesized in the brain to form a stereoscopic image (3D).
- FIG. 2 is a structural diagram of a stereoscopic glasses for allowing a 2D image or an object image to be viewed as a 3D image according to a second embodiment of the present invention.
- the stereoscopic glasses 200 of the present embodiment are coupled to the left side of the left eyeglasses rim 55 to reflect the 2D image L and the left eyeglasses 55 of the left eyeglasses 55. It is coupled to the right side, and connected to the left second reflector 12 and the left second reflector 12, which reflects the image reflected back from the left first reflector 11, is reflected from the left second reflector 12
- Reflector 14 the right first reflector 15 coupled to the right side of the right eyeglasses rim 66 to reflect the 2D image L, and the right first reflector coupled to the left side of the right eyeglasses rim 66 It is connected to the right second reflector 16 and the right second reflector 16 for reflecting the image reflected by 15 again.
- the right fourth reflecting mirror 18 to be incident on 20.
- the right third reflector 17 and the right fourth reflector 18 may be disposed in parallel with each other.
- the left second reflector 12 and the left third reflector 13, and the right second reflector 16 and the right third reflector 17 may be connected to each other by the connection part C.
- the effect of the stereoscopic effect is increased as the reflector is added than the first embodiment. It looks at the operation of the stereoscopic glasses 200 of the present embodiment.
- the 2D image L is incident on the left eye 19 through the left first reflector 11, the left second reflector 12, the left third reflector 13, and the left fourth reflector 14.
- the 2D image L is incident on the right eye 20 through the right first reflector 15, the right second reflector 16, the right third reflector 17, and the right fourth reflector 18.
- the left reflectors 11, 12, 13, 14 and the right reflectors 15, 16, 17, 18 are the eyeglass nose hangers 22, the left eyeglasses rim 55, and the right eyeglasses of the stereoscopic glasses 200 which hang on a human nose. It may be connected to each other by the edge 66.
- the left eyeglasses rim 55 and the right eyeglasses rim 66 are connected by eyeglass nose rings 22, and the left eyeglasses rim 55 and the right eyeglasses rim 66 are connected to the eyeglasses 99.
- the 2D image L passes through the left reflectors 11, 12, 13, 14 and the right reflectors 15, 16, 17, 18 twice as much as in FIG. 1.
- the data values of the image reflected by the 13, 14 and the right reflectors 15, 16, 17, and 18 are changed more than the data values of the first incident 2D image (L).
- the incident image has more parallax than the first 2D image (L), and thus the image incident with the left / right eyes 19 and 20 has more parallax and forms more three-dimensional images in the brain.
- the 2D image L when wearing the stereoscopic glasses 200 of the present embodiment and viewing the 2D image L, not only can the 2D image L be viewed as a stereoscopic image 3D, but also through the stereoscopic glasses 200 of the present embodiment. When you look at things, they provide more depth. Therefore, various implementations are possible for medical surgery or military use.
- FIG. 3 is a structural diagram of a stereoscopic glasses for allowing a 2D image or an object image to be viewed as a 3D image according to a third embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 3 illustrates a stereoscopic glasses 300 to which reflecting mirrors 1 ', 2', 3 ', and 4' are attached so that objects or object images L and R can be viewed in three dimensions more. Look at the action.
- the object image L enters the left eye 7 'through the left second reflector 2' through the left second reflector 2 'and through the left eyeglass frame 5' through the left first reflector 1 'of the stereoscopic glasses 300.
- the object image R is incident on the right eye 8 'through the right eyeglass 6' through the right second reflector 4 'and through the right eyeglass frame 6'.
- the object image L incident to the left eye 7 ′ has an incident angle incident through the left first reflector 1 ′ and the left second reflector 2 ′, and is incident to the right eye 8 ′. Since the object image R has an incident angle incident through the right first reflector 3 'and the right second reflector 4', the object image L, which is incident on the left and right eyes 7 'and 8', The angle of incidence of R) becomes larger than that seen with the naked eye, and is different from each other, and the three-dimensional image (combined with the left / right eyes 7 'and 8') having different incidence angles is synthesized in the brain to give more three-dimensional images ( 3D).
- the left eye 7 ' views the object image L through the left first reflector 1' and the left second reflector 2 '
- the right eye 8' views the object image R to the right.
- the incident path of the object images L and R coming into the left and right eyes 7 'and 8' is different, so that a larger parallax
- the left and right images having the left and right eyes are generated while passing through the reflectors at larger incident angles in the process of being incident to the left and right eyes 7 'and 8'.
- the two left and right images having a parallax having a larger angle of incidence than the naked eye are incident into the left and right eyes and then synthesized in the brain to form a three-dimensional image having a large three-dimensional effect (3D). .
- FIG. 4 is a structural diagram of a stereoscopic glasses for allowing a 2D image or an object image to be viewed as a 3D image according to a fourth embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 4 shows the left reflectors 11 ', 12', 13 ', 14' and the right reflectors 15 ', 16', 17 ', and 18' so that the object or object image L and R can be viewed in three dimensions more.
- the attached stereoscopic glasses 400 are shown. Look at the action.
- the object image L is applied to the left eye 19 'through the left first reflector 11', the left second reflector 12 ', the left third reflector 13', and the left fourth reflector 14 '.
- the object image R is the right eye 20 'through the right first reflector 15', the right second reflector 16 ', the right third reflector 17', and the right fourth reflector 18 '. Is incident on.
- the reflector 16 ′, and the right third reflector 17 ′ and the right fourth reflector 18 ′ may be arranged in parallel with each other.
- the left second reflector 12 ′ and the left third reflector 13 ′, and the right second reflector 16 ′ and the right third reflector 17 ′ may be connected to each other by the connection part C ′.
- the left reflectors 11 ', 12', 13 ', 14' and the right reflectors 15 ', 16', 17 ', 18' are the nose rings 22 'and the left of the stereoscopic glasses 400 which hang on a person's nose. It is connected to each other by the eyeglasses rim 55 'and the right eyeglasses rim 66'.
- the object reflectors L and R have twice as many left reflectors 11 ', 12', 13 ', and 14' and right reflectors 15 ', 16', 17 ', as shown in FIG. 18 '), the image reflected from the left reflectors 11', 12 ', 13', 14 'and the right reflectors 15', 16 ', 17', 18 'through the process of passing through Since the incident light may be larger than the incident angle of R, images incident to the left and right eyes 19 'and 20' have more parallax than images viewed with the naked eye. Accordingly, images having a large amount of parallax and incident into the left and right eyes 19 'and 20' form more three-dimensional feeling in the brain.
- the legs (9,9 ', 99,99') of the three-dimensional glasses (100,200,300,400) and the nose rings (21,21 ', 22,22') of the three-dimensional glasses (100,200,300,400) in the wearer's nose In the form of hanging the legs (9,9 ', 99,99') of the three-dimensional glasses (100,200,300,400) and the nose rings (21,21 ', 22,22') of the three-dimensional glasses (100,200,300,400) in the wearer's nose.
- the shape of the stereoscopic glasses (100, 200, 300, 400) can be provided in various forms to practice the contents of the present invention.
- the number of the reflector shown in the present invention is an embodiment, the number of the reflector can be increased in accordance with the principles of the present invention to add a three-dimensional effect.
- Wearing the three-dimensional glasses of the present invention can be viewed as a 3D image when viewing a general 2D image, it can be used for all video sectors in the industry, and not only the image but also when viewing the object wearing the stereoscopic glasses according to the present invention It is more stereoscopic than ever before, so there is industrial applicability in many fields, including medical surgery.
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- 2D 영상(L)을 3D 영상으로 볼 수 있게 하는 입체안경(100)으로서,좌측 안경 테두리(5)의 좌측에 결합되어 상기 2D 영상(L)을 반사시키는 좌측 제1 반사경(1);상기 좌측 안경 테두리(5)의 우측에 결합되며, 상기 좌측 제1 반사경(1)에서 반사되는 영상을 반사시켜 좌측 눈(7)으로 입사시키는 좌측 제2 반사경(2);우측 안경 테두리(6)의 우측에 결합되어 상기 2D 영상(L)을 반사시키는 우측 제1 반사경(3); 및상기 우측 안경 테두리(6)의 좌측에 결합되며, 상기 우측 제1 반사경(3)에서 반사되는 영상을 반사시켜 우측 눈(8)으로 입사시키는 우측 제2 반사경(4)을 포함하며,상기 좌/우측 눈(7,8)으로 입사되는 서로 다른 영상이 뇌에서 합성되어 입체영상(3D)을 형성하게 되는 것을 특징으로 하는, 2D 영상 또는 사물 이미지를 3D 영상으로 볼 수 있게 하는 입체안경(100).
- 제1항에 있어서,상기 좌측 제1 반사경(1)과 상기 좌측 제2 반사경(2), 그리고 상기 우측 제1 반사경(3)과 상기 우측 제2 반사경(4)은 서로 나란하게 배치되는 것을 특징으로 하는, 2D 영상 또는 사물 이미지를 3D 영상으로 볼 수 있게 하는 입체안경.
- 2D 영상(L)을 3D 영상으로 볼 수 있게 하는 입체안경(200)으로서,좌측 안경 테두리(55)의 좌측에 결합되어 상기 2D 영상(L)을 반사시키는 좌측 제1 반사경(11);상기 좌측 안경 테두리(55)의 우측에 결합되며, 상기 좌측 제1 반사경(11)에서 반사되는 영상을 다시 반사시키는 좌측 제2 반사경(12);상기 좌측 제2 반사경(12)과 연결되며, 상기 좌측 제2 반사경(12)에서 반사되는 영상을 다시 반사시키는 좌측 제3 반사경(13);상기 좌측 제1 반사경(11)과 연결되며, 상기 좌측 제3 반사경(13)에서 반사되는 영상을 반사시켜 좌측 눈(19)으로 입사시키는 좌측 제4 반사경(14);우측 안경 테두리(66)의 우측에 결합되어 상기 2D 영상(L)을 반사시키는 우측 제1 반사경(15);상기 우측 안경 테두리(66)의 좌측에 결합되며, 상기 우측 제1 반사경(15)에서 반사되는 영상을 다시 반사시키는 우측 제2 반사경(16);상기 우측 제2 반사경(16)과 연결되며, 상기 우측 제2 반사경(16)에서 반사되는 영상을 다시 반사시키는 우측 제3 반사경(17); 및상기 우측 제1 반사경(15)과 연결되며, 상기 우측 제3 반사경(17)에서 반사되는 영상을 반사시켜 우측 눈(20)으로 입사시키는 우측 제4 반사경(18)을 포함하며,상기 좌/우측 눈(19,20)으로 입사되는 서로 다른 영상이 뇌에서 합성되어 입체영상(3D)을 형성하게 되는 것을 특징으로 하는, 2D 영상 또는 사물 이미지를 3D 영상으로 볼 수 있게 하는 입체안경(200).
- 제3항에 있어서,상기 좌측 제1 반사경(11)과 상기 좌측 제2 반사경(12), 상기 좌측 제3 반사경(13)과 상기 좌측 제4 반사경(14), 상기 우측 제1 반사경(15)과 상기 우측 제2 반사경(16), 그리고 상기 우측 제3 반사경(17)과 상기 우측 제4 반사경(18)은 서로 나란하게 배치되는 것을 특징으로 하는, 2D 영상 또는 사물 이미지를 3D 영상으로 볼 수 있게 하는 입체안경.
- 제3항에 있어서,상기 좌측 제2 반사경(12)과 상기 좌측 제3 반사경(13), 그리고 상기 우측 제2 반사경(16)과 상기 우측 제3 반사경(17)은 연결부(C)에 의해 서로 연결되는 것을 특징으로 하는, 2D 영상 또는 사물 이미지를 3D 영상으로 볼 수 있게 하는 입체안경.
- 사물 이미지(L,R)를 맨눈으로 볼 때 보다 입체감을 더해주면서 3D 영상으로 볼 수 있게 하는 입체안경(300)으로서,좌측 안경 테두리(5')의 좌측에 결합되어 상기 사물 이미지(L)를 반사시키는 좌측 제1 반사경(1');상기 좌측 안경 테두리(5')의 우측에 결합되며, 상기 좌측 제1 반사경(1')에서 반사되는 영상을 반사시켜 좌측 눈(7')으로 입사시키는 좌측 제2 반사경(2');우측 안경 테두리(6')의 우측에 결합되어 상기 사물 이미지(R)를 반사시키는 우측 제1 반사경(3'); 및상기 우측 안경 테두리(6')의 좌측에 결합되며, 상기 우측 제1 반사경(3')에서 반사되는 영상을 반사시켜 우측 눈(8')으로 입사시키는 우측 제2 반사경(4')을 포함하며,상기 좌/우측 눈(7',8')으로 입사되는 서로 다른 영상이 뇌에서 합성되어 입체영상(3D)을 형성하게 되는 것을 특징으로 하는, 2D 영상 또는 사물 이미지를 3D 영상으로 볼 수 있게 하는 입체안경(300).
- 사물 이미지(L,R)를 맨눈으로 볼 때 보다 입체감을 더해주면서 3D 영상으로 볼 수 있게 하는 입체안경(400)으로서,좌측 안경 테두리(55')의 좌측에 결합되어 상기 사물 이미지(L)를 반사시키는 좌측 제1 반사경(11');상기 좌측 안경 테두리(55')의 우측에 결합되며, 상기 좌측 제1 반사경(11')에서 반사되는 영상을 다시 반사시키는 좌측 제2 반사경(12');상기 좌측 제2 반사경(12')과 연결되며, 상기 좌측 제2 반사경(12')에서 반사되는 영상을 다시 반사시키는 좌측 제3 반사경(13');상기 좌측 제1 반사경(11')과 연결되며, 상기 좌측 제3 반사경(13')에서 반사되는 영상을 반사시켜 좌측 눈(19')으로 입사시키는 좌측 제4 반사경(14');우측 안경 테두리(66')의 우측에 결합되어 상기 사물 이미지(R)를 반사시키는 우측 제1 반사경(15');상기 우측 안경 테두리(66')의 좌측에 결합되며, 상기 우측 제1 반사경(15')에서 반사되는 영상을 다시 반사시키는 우측 제2 반사경(16');상기 우측 제2 반사경(16')과 연결되며, 상기 우측 제2 반사경(16')에서 반사되는 영상을 다시 반사시키는 우측 제3 반사경(17'); 및상기 우측 제1 반사경(15')과 연결되며, 상기 우측 제3 반사경(17')에서 반사되는 영상을 반사시켜 우측 눈(20')으로 입사시키는 우측 제4 반사경(18')을 포함하며,상기 좌/우측 눈(19',20')으로 입사되는 서로 다른 영상이 뇌에서 합성되어 입체영상(3D')을 형성하게 되는 것을 특징으로 하는, 2D 영상 또는 사물 이미지를 3D 영상으로 볼 수 있게 하는 입체안경(400).
- 청구항 1, 3, 6, 7 중 어느 한 항에 있어서,상기 반사경이 프리즘인 것을 특징으로 하는 입체안경.
- 청구항 1, 3, 6, 7 중 어느 한 항에 있어서,상기 반사경 앞에 필터 또는 렌즈가 장착되는 것을 특징으로 하는 입체안경.
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