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JP5356952B2 - Display device - Google Patents
JP5356952B2
JP5356952B2 JP2009199684A JP2009199684A JP5356952B2 JP 5356952 B2 JP5356952 B2 JP 5356952B2 JP 2009199684 A JP2009199684 A JP 2009199684A JP 2009199684 A JP2009199684 A JP 2009199684A JP 5356952 B2 JP5356952 B2 JP 5356952B2
JP2009199684A
JP2011053277A (en
レムセン イノベーション、リミティッド ライアビリティー カンパニー
2009-08-31 Application filed by レムセン イノベーション、リミティッド ライアビリティー カンパニー filed Critical レムセン イノベーション、リミティッド ライアビリティー カンパニー
2011-03-17 Publication of JP2011053277A publication Critical patent/JP2011053277A/en
2013-12-04 Publication of JP5356952B2 publication Critical patent/JP5356952B2/en
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The present invention relates to a stereoscopic image display technique using a parallax barrier method.
Conventionally, a parallax barrier method is known as a method for realizing stereoscopic image display without requiring special glasses. The parallax barrier type display device is provided in front of a display device that mainly displays a left eye image and a right eye image alternately on every other vertical line, and a display device (a left eye image and a right eye image). And a parallax barrier that selectively blocks light emitted from the display device. In such a display device, the viewer can make a three-dimensional image by causing the left eye of the viewer to see only the left eye image and the right eye to see only the right eye image through a slit formed between the barriers of the parallax barrier. Recognize the video.
Further, for example, in Patent Document 1 below, a parallax barrier in which barriers extending in the vertical direction are arranged at regular intervals is formed between the liquid crystal display panel and the backlight by a liquid crystal panel or the like. A display device that can move a predetermined amount (barrier movement) is described. In such a configuration, the range in which the stereoscopic view of the liquid crystal display panel can be viewed in the horizontal direction can be expanded by optimally controlling the barrier movement and the switching between the right eye image and the left eye image displayed on the liquid crystal display panel. .
Japanese Patent Laid-Open No. 9-197344
However, in the above-described conventional configuration, although the range in which the stereoscopic view in the horizontal direction can be expanded, the setting is assumed in which the distance between the eye position of the observer and the display image (liquid crystal display panel or the like) is assumed. If the distance is different, there is a problem that stereoscopic viewing cannot be performed. This is because there is a difference between the viewing range on the liquid crystal display panel viewed by the right eye and the display range of the right eye image through the slit of the parallax barrier, and the viewing on the liquid crystal display panel similarly viewed by the left eye. This is because a shift occurs between the range and the display range of the right eye image.
The present invention has been made in view of such a conventional problem, and an object of the present invention is to expand a distance range in the forward direction with respect to a display image in which a display image can be stereoscopically viewed.
In order to solve the above problems, one embodiment of a display device of the present invention is a parallax barrier display device in which a plurality of subpixels are arranged in one direction and two subpixels adjacent in the one direction are arranged. The same color is assigned, and one of the two sub-pixels of the same color adjacent in the one direction performs display based on the right-eye image, and the other sub-pixel is displayed on the left-eye image. Display means for performing display based on the display means, and a slit that transmits light and a barrier that blocks light, provided on the front side of the display means, and the slit width in the one direction of the slit and the barrier A distance for acquiring distance information indicating a distance between a barrier forming unit that forms a parallax barrier, the barrier width in one direction being variable, and the display unit and an observer observing the display unit Slit width that controls the slit width and the barrier width of the parallax barrier formed by the information acquisition unit and the barrier formation unit according to the distance indicated by the distance information acquired by the distance information acquisition unit Control means, and the display means is arranged so that the one direction is along a direction in which the right eye and the left eye of the observer are aligned, and the slit width control means is the same adjacent to the one direction. One parallax barrier corresponds to the two sub-pixels of color, and light from the one sub-pixel is directed to the right eye of the observer through the slit of the parallax barrier, and the other sub-pixel. The parallax barrier is arranged in the barrier forming unit so that light from the pixels is directed to the left eye of the observer through the slit of the parallax barrier. Further, the slit width control means is configured such that the slit width of the parallax barrier formed by the barrier forming means is the predetermined distance indicated by the distance information acquired by the distance information acquiring means. the controls the slit width as an upper limit of, when the distance indicated by the previous SL distance information is less than the predetermined distance may reduce in accordance with the distance indicated by the distance information, and the distance the parallax barrier of the barrier pattern in which the distance indicated by the distance information acquired by the information acquisition means is formed by said barrier forming means definitive when farther than the predetermined distance, acquired by the distance information acquisition means The parallax barrier of the parallax barrier when the distance indicated by the distance information is the predetermined distance. The predetermined distance can be fixed so that the left eye of the observer can visually recognize the entire area of the left eye image, and the right eye of the observer can visually recognize the entire area of the right eye image. It is a specific distance in design.
In order to solve the above problems, according to another aspect of the display device of the present invention, in a parallax barrier display device, a plurality of subpixels are arranged in one direction and adjacent to the one direction 2. The same color is assigned to one subpixel, and one subpixel of the two subpixels of the same color adjacent in the one direction performs display based on the image for the right eye, and the other subpixel is the left A display unit that performs display based on an eye image; a slit that is provided on a front side of the display unit and transmits light; and a barrier that blocks light; and a slit width in the one direction of the slit; A barrier forming means for forming a parallax barrier, wherein the barrier width in the one direction of the barrier is variable, a registered image including at least a face portion related to a specific user registered in advance, and Storage means for storing correction information specific to a specific user in association with each other, imaging means for imaging a subject image with the observer as a subject, and the observer's image in the subject image captured by the imaging means Identification means for identifying whether or not the observer is the specific user by a face recognition process including a comparison between a face portion and the registered image stored in the storage means; and from the storage means, The distance between the reading means for reading out the correction information specific to the observer identified as the specific user by the identification means, and the observer observing the display means. a distance information acquisition means for obtaining distance information indicating, the slit width and the barrier width of the parallax barrier formed by the barrier forming means, acquired by the distance information acquisition means Is provided with a slit width control means for controlling on the basis of a distance corrected corrected based on the correction information read by the distance the reading means indicated by said distance information, said display means, said One direction is arranged along the direction in which the right eye and the left eye of the observer are aligned, and the slit width control unit is configured to perform one of the two sub-pixels of the same color adjacent to the one direction. A parallax barrier corresponds, light from the one sub-pixel is directed to the right eye of the observer through the slit of the parallax barrier, and light from the other sub-pixel is passed through the slit of the parallax barrier. The parallax barrier is arranged on the barrier forming means so as to face the left eye of the observer, and the slit width control means is further controlled by the barrier forming means. The slit width of the parallax barrier formed Ri, together with the distance indicated by the distance information acquired by the distance information acquisition means controls a maximum of the slit width when a predetermined distance, the correction When the later distance is equal to or less than the predetermined distance, the slit width of the parallax barrier formed by the barrier forming unit is decreased according to the corrected distance, and the corrected distance is the parallax barrier of the barrier pattern formed by the barrier forming means definitive when the farther than the predetermined distance, when the distance indicated by the distance information acquired by the distance information acquisition means of said predetermined distance The parallax barrier is fixed to the barrier pattern at the predetermined distance, and the entire distance of the left-eye image is viewed on the left eye of the observer. Is allowed, and a particular distance on the design can be visually recognized by the entire area of the right-eye image to the right eye of the observer, it is characterized.
ADVANTAGE OF THE INVENTION According to this invention, it becomes possible to expand the distance range of the front direction with respect to the display image in which a stereoscopic vision of a display image is possible.
It is a figure which shows the structural example of the display apparatus to which this invention is applied. It is a partial expansion perspective view which shows a display module and a barrier control element. (A) is a schematic diagram which shows the color arrangement pattern of the pixel in a display module, (b) is a schematic diagram which shows an element barrier. (A) is display explanatory drawing of a 2D image, (b) is a display explanatory drawing of a 3D image and a parallax barrier. (A) is an explanatory view of the line of sight when observing the 2D image, and (b) is an explanatory diagram of the line of sight when observing the 3D image. It is a block diagram which shows the outline of the electrical constitution of a display apparatus. It is a conceptual diagram which shows the memory | storage data of a program memory | storage part. It is a conceptual diagram which shows a barrier pattern acquisition table. It is the figure which showed the example of the barrier pattern. It is line-of-sight explanatory drawing which showed the relationship between the parallax barrier according to different visual recognition distance, and an observer's line of sight. It is a conceptual diagram which shows user registration information. It is a flowchart which shows a user registration process. It is a figure which shows the example of the left image and right image which a stereo camera part images. It is a figure which shows the acquisition principle of visual recognition distance. It is a flowchart which shows an image display process. It is a flowchart which shows a barrier pattern acquisition process.
Hereinafter, embodiments of the present invention will be described. FIG. 1 is a diagram showing a schematic configuration of a display device 1 exemplified as an embodiment of the present invention. The display device 1 realizes stereoscopic video display by a parallax barrier method, and as shown in FIG. 1, a display module 2, a barrier control element 3 disposed in front of the display module 2, and a display A control unit 4, an image memory 5, and a stereo camera unit 6 are provided.
The display module 2 is a display device for displaying a normal image prepared in advance or a pair of left-eye and right-eye images that the observer recognizes as a stereoscopic image. Function as. Here, “image” is synonymous with “video” and is a still image or a moving image. In the following description, the above-described normal image is referred to as a 2D image, and a pair of left-eye images and right-eye images are referred to as 3D (three-dimensional) images.
The display module 2 is, for example, a transmissive type or a self-luminous type having a display element (hereinafter referred to as a subpixel) such as a liquid crystal element or an EL (Electroluminescence) element, and a large number of display elements are arranged in the vertical and horizontal directions. This is a dot matrix type display device. Each of the sub-pixels of the display module 2 is assigned one of three colors, red (R), green (G), and blue (B), according to a predetermined color arrangement pattern, for example, by a color filter.
However, in the display module 2, the color arrangement structure for each sub-pixel 2a is different from that of a normal dot matrix type display device as shown in FIG. That is, in the display module 2, the same color is assigned to each subpixel 2a in two subpixels 2a and 2a adjacent in the horizontal direction. That is, red (R) is assigned to the two subpixels 2a and 2a indicated by R1 and R2 in FIG. 3A, and green (G) is assigned to the two subpixels 2a and 2a indicated by G1 and G2. Blue (B) is assigned to the two subpixels 2a and 2a indicated by B1 and B2.
Therefore, in the display module 2, when a 2D image is displayed in color, the 6 subpixels 2a composed of R1, R2, G1, G2, B1, and B2 are set as one set, and 1D of the 2D image is set in each subpixel group. If pixels are assigned, a 2D image can be displayed in color on the entire screen as shown in FIG. 4A by the RGB space division method. That is, in the display module 2, the gradation level (luminance level) of a set of subpixel groups each consisting of R1, R2, G1, G2, B1, and B2 is controlled according to the color of each corresponding pixel of the 2D image. In addition, if the gradation levels of two adjacent sub-pixels 2a, 2a of the same color in each set are controlled to be the same, a 2D image can be displayed in color.
Further, in the display module 2, when a 3D image is displayed in color, the right eye image and the left eye image are divided into a vertically long shape as shown in FIG. Color display can be performed by alternately arranging the sub-pixels 2a in the horizontal direction. That is, one pixel of the image for the right eye (or the image for the left eye) is added to the three subpixels 2a on one side adjacent to each other with one subpixel separated by R1, G1, and B1 shown in FIG. assign. In addition, one pixel of the left-eye image (or right-eye image) is displayed on the other three color sub-pixels 2a adjacent to each other with one sub-pixel separated by R2, G2, and B2 shown in FIG. Assign. Then, according to the RGB space division method, the gradation levels of the three sub-pixels 2a (R1, G1, B1) on one side are set according to the color of the corresponding one pixel of the right-eye image (or left-eye image). And the gradation levels of the three sub-pixels 2a (R2, G2, B2) on the other side are controlled according to the color of the corresponding one pixel of the left-eye image (or right-eye image). .
On the other hand, the barrier control element 3 forms a parallax barrier that selectively blocks light emitted from the display module 2 when a 3D image (right-eye image and left-eye image) is displayed on the display module 2. And functions as a barrier forming means of the present invention.
The barrier control element 3 is, for example, a passive TN liquid crystal element, and has a configuration in which a lower layer portion 3a, a liquid crystal layer 3b, and an upper layer portion 3c are sequentially stacked as shown in FIG. In the lower layer portion 3a, a polarizing plate 31 and a transparent substrate 32 are sequentially stacked from the lower layer side. On the transparent substrate 32, a plurality of transparent electrodes 33 are arranged in the vertical direction of the display screen of the display module 2, and the plurality of transparent electrodes 33 are covered with an alignment film 34. The upper layer portion 3c has a cross-sectional structure opposite to that of the lower layer portion 3a, and an alignment film 34, a plurality of transparent electrodes 33, a transparent substrate 32, and a polarizing plate 31 are sequentially laminated from the lower layer side. And the transparent electrode 33 of the upper layer part 3c is arrange | positioned in the direction (lateral direction) which cross | intersects the transparent electrode 33 of the lower layer part 3a.
Although not shown in FIG. 2, lead wirings drawn from the transparent electrodes 33 and 33 of the lower layer 3 a and the upper layer 3 c are connected to the transparent substrate 32 on one side of the lower layer 3 a (or the upper layer 3 c). In addition, a driver element for driving the liquid crystal of the liquid crystal layer 3b is mounted by a COG (Chip On Glass) method.
In the barrier control element 3, the liquid crystal layer 3b transmits the light emitted from the display module 2 by the driver element driving the liquid crystal by a predetermined drive signal, and the liquid crystal layer 3b is shown in FIG. Barrier for selectively displaying a number of element barriers Xn extending in the vertical direction of the display screen of the display module 2 and partially blocking the light emitted from the display module 2 in the horizontal direction of the display screen as shown in FIG. Operates in the display state.
That is, as shown in FIG. 4B, the barrier control element 3 includes a plurality of barrier regions Xa having light shielding performance arranged at regular intervals, and slit regions having translucency formed between the barrier regions Xa. The parallax barrier X composed of Xb can be displayed as necessary. Further, the barrier control element 3 can display a plurality of types of parallax barriers X having different widths, ie, the width B of the barrier region Xa and the width W of the slit region Xb, that is, the barrier patterns.
Therefore, while the 2D image is displayed on the display module 2, the barrier control element 3 controls the liquid crystal layer 3b to the light-transmitting state as shown in FIG. As shown in FIG. 2, the observer M can visually recognize the 2D image through the barrier control element 3 without any trouble.
Further, while the 3D image is being displayed on the display module 2, if the parallax barrier X is displayed on the barrier control element 3 as shown in FIG. 4B, as shown in FIG. 5B. In addition, when the distance from the position of the eye of the observer M to the surface of the display module 2 is a predetermined design distance, the left and right eyes of the observer M are passed through the slit region Xb of the parallax barrier X. The right-eye image and the left-eye image can be viewed separately. That is, only the pixel of the right eye image “R” can be visually recognized by the right eye of the observer M, and only the pixel of the left eye image “L” can be visually recognized by the left eye of the observer M. Therefore, the 3D image can be stereoscopically viewed by the observer M using binocular parallax.
The display control unit 4 has a configuration for controlling operations of the display module 2, the barrier control element 3, and the stereo camera unit 6. Details of the display control unit 4 will be described later.
The image memory 5 is a memory in which data of one or a plurality of 2D images or 3D images to be displayed on the display module 2 is stored. The image memory 5 includes, for example, a random access memory (RAM), a read only memory (ROM), a hard disk drive (HDD), various memory cards, and various removable disks.
The stereo camera unit 6 is a part that simultaneously captures two images (right image and left image) having parallax in the left-right direction with the user (observer) of the display device 1 as a subject, as shown in FIG. In addition, the stereo camera unit 6 has two photographing lenses 61 and 61.
The focal lengths of the photographing lenses 61 and 61 are the same, and the stereo camera unit 6 is arranged with respect to the display module 2 as follows. That is, in the stereo camera unit 6, the two photographic lenses 61, 61 are arranged side by side along the horizontal direction of the display screen of the display module 2 on the same plane as the surface (display screen) of the display module 2, and each photographic lens 61. , 61 are arranged so as to be perpendicular to the surface of the display module 2.
On the other hand, FIG. 6 is a block diagram showing an outline of the electrical configuration of the display device 1. As shown in FIG. 6, the stereo camera unit 6 includes two image sensors 62 and 62 disposed on the optical axes of the two photographing lenses 61 and 61, and a signal processing unit 63. The two image sensors 62 and 62 are, for example, CCD (Charge Coupled Device) or MOS (Complementary Meta 10xide Semiconductor) type image sensors. The imaging elements 62 and 62 convert the optical image of the subject imaged on the imaging surface (photosensitive surface) by the respective photographing lenses 61 and 61 into an electrical signal by photoelectric conversion, and the converted electrical signal, that is, the imaging signal is a signal. This is supplied to the processing unit 63.
For example, the signal processing unit 63 processes a captured image signal supplied from the two image capturing devices 62 and 62 and converts it into a digital signal, a CDS (Correlated Double Sampling), a PGA (Programmable Gain Amp), an ADC (Analog). AFE (Analog Front End) composed of a -to-Digital converter) and a DSP (Digital Signal Processor) that performs predetermined digital signal processing on the imaging signal converted into a digital signal.
Then, the stereo camera unit 6 supplies to the display control unit 4 imaging signals after digital signal processing is performed by the signal processing unit 63, that is, image data that respectively constitutes two images of the right image and the left image. It functions as an image pickup means of the present invention.
As shown in FIG. 6, the display control unit 4 includes the operation unit 41, the control unit 42, the display data generation unit 43, the barrier data generation unit 44, the face detection unit 45, the distance calculation unit 46, and the program storage unit 47. It has.
The operation unit 41 allows the user to select an image to be displayed on the display module 2 from images (2D images or 3D images) recorded as image data in the image memory 5, or to the display device 1. The display control unit 4 includes a plurality of switches used for registration work for storing later-described information (user registration information 403 in FIG. 11) regarding one or a plurality of registered users.
The control unit 42 includes a CPU (Central Processing Unit), peripheral circuits thereof, a working memory for the CPU, and the like. The control unit 42 controls the operation of each unit of the display control unit 4 and the operation of the stereo camera unit 6 according to a predetermined control program and an instruction from the user by operating the switch of the operation unit 41. Further, the control unit 42 performs a process of reading image data from the image memory 5.
The display data generation unit 43 generates display data that is necessary for driving the display module 2 in accordance with the image data read from the image memory 5 by the control unit 42, and the generated display data is displayed in the display module 2. Supply.
The barrier data generation unit 44 generates barrier data necessary for displaying a predetermined parallax barrier having a predetermined barrier pattern based on the pattern information supplied from the control unit 42, and sends the generated barrier data to the barrier control element 3. Supply. The pattern information will be described later.
The face detection unit 45 detects the face portion of an arbitrary person using one or both of image data supplied from the stereo camera unit 6 to the display control unit 4, that is, a right image and a left image that are captured images. Perform detection processing. The face detection process is a process for detecting a specific region in an image having features close to a model pattern such as an outline and a color relating to a human face prepared (stored) in advance as a face part. Various image processing such as conversion, contour extraction, and pattern matching are included. Then, the face detection unit 45 supplies coordinate information indicating one or both of the specific regions of the right image and the left image detected by the face detection process to the control unit 42 as the region information of the face portion, and the face detection according to the present invention. Functions as a means. The face detection unit 45 includes an image processing circuit for performing various image processes necessary for the face detection process, a plurality of registers for storing parameters used in the face detection process, a working memory, and the like. included.
The distance calculation unit 46 calculates a viewing distance, which is a distance from the display module 2 to the observer, based on the region information regarding both the right image and the left image described above supplied from the face detection unit 45 to the control unit 42. The calculated distance is supplied to the control unit 42. That is, the area information regarding both the right image and the left image described above is distance information, and in the display device 1, the distance information acquisition unit of the present invention is realized by the stereo camera unit 6 and the face detection unit 45. A method for calculating the viewing distance in the distance calculation unit 46 will be described later.
The program storage unit 47 is a non-volatile memory capable of rewriting data, such as a flash memory. In the program storage unit 47, as shown in FIG. 7, the above-described control program 401 for causing the control unit 42 to control the operation of each unit of the display control unit 4, the barrier pattern acquisition table 402, and user registration information 403. Is stored. Although not shown, the program storage unit 47 also stores test pattern image data to be described later.
The barrier pattern acquisition table 402 is a barrier pattern that enables stereoscopic viewing of a 3D image displayed on the display module 2, and is a table that indicates a plurality of types of barrier patterns corresponding to different viewing distances. As shown in FIG. 8, the barrier pattern acquisition table 402 includes a plurality of viewing distance levels, slit width data corresponding to each viewing distance level, and barrier width data. The slit width and the barrier width in the barrier pattern acquisition table 402 are pattern information supplied to the barrier data generation unit 44.
The barrier width constituting the barrier pattern acquisition table 402 is the width of each barrier region Xa indicated by “B” in FIG. 4B, and the slit width constituting the barrier pattern acquisition table 402 is FIG. This is the width of each slit region Xb in the parallax barrier X indicated by “W” in FIG.
The viewing distance level constituting the barrier pattern acquisition table 402 represents the viewing distance (distance from the observer's eye position to the surface of the display module 2) when using the display device 1 in n stages. . The range of the viewing distance corresponding to each viewing distance level (L1 to Ln) is the size of the element barrier Xn in the barrier control element 3 shown in FIG. 3B, that is, the parallax barrier X displayed by the barrier control element 3 It is decided according to the resolution. Of the viewing distance levels (L1 to Ln), the distance range corresponding to the maximum viewing distance level (Ln) is a range having an upper limit of a predetermined optimum design distance, and the minimum viewing distance level. The distance range corresponding to (L1) is a range with the assumed shortest distance as the lower limit.
Here, the optimum distance and the shortest distance assume that the distance between the pupils of the observer (the distance between the centers of the left and right pupils) is a general distance (for example, the average distance between pupils of an adult) This is a distance calculated from the inter-pupil distance, the width of the sub-pixel 2a in the display module 2, and the distance between the display module 2 and the parallax barrier X displayed by the barrier control element 3.
FIG. 9A to FIG. 9C are diagrams respectively showing the slit width and barrier width of the barrier pattern corresponding to different viewing distance levels. That is, FIG. 9A shows the parallax barrier XA having a barrier pattern specified by the slit width (Wn) and the barrier width (Bn) corresponding to the maximum viewing distance level (Ln) including the optimum distance. FIG. FIG. 9C shows a parallax barrier XC having a barrier pattern specified by the slit width (W1) and the barrier width (B1) corresponding to the minimum viewing distance level (L1) including the shortest distance. It is. FIG. 9B has a barrier pattern specified by a slit width (Wm) and a barrier width (Bm) corresponding to an intermediate viewing distance level including a distance located between the optimum distance and the shortest distance. It is the figure which showed the parallax barrier XB.
As shown in FIGS. 9A to 9C, the slit width (Wn) corresponding to the maximum viewing distance level (Ln) is the maximum for the slit width constituting the barrier pattern acquisition table 402, The slit width (W1) corresponding to the minimum viewing distance level (L1) is the minimum. Also, the barrier width constituting the barrier pattern acquisition table 402 has the minimum barrier width (Bn) corresponding to the maximum viewing distance level (Ln) and the minimum viewing distance level (L1) contrary to the slit width. The barrier width (B1) corresponding to is the maximum. In the barrier pattern corresponding to each viewing distance level, the interval between the slit regions Xb is maximum in the barrier pattern corresponding to the maximum viewing distance level (Ln) and corresponds to the minimum viewing distance level (L1). It becomes the minimum in the barrier pattern.
Accordingly, as is apparent from FIGS. 9A to 9C, the ratio of the total area of the slit regions Xb to the area of the parallax barrier, that is, the aperture ratio of the parallax barrier is the maximum viewing distance level (Ln). In the parallax barrier corresponding to. The aperture ratio of the parallax barrier becomes smaller as the parallax barrier corresponding to the viewing distance level including the closer viewing distance.
The slit width (Wn) of the parallax barrier XA corresponding to the maximum viewing distance level (Ln) including the optimum distance shown in FIG. 9A is substantially the same as the width of the sub-pixel 2a in the display module 2. It is. Further, the barrier width (Bn) of the parallax barrier XA is substantially the same as the width of the sub-pixel 2a.
The slit width and the barrier width for each viewing distance level include an observer when the distance when the observer observes the 3D image displayed on the display module 2 is a distance corresponding to each viewing distance level. A value that enables stereoscopic viewing of the 3D image is set. That is, when the observer M observes the 3D image from the distance corresponding to each viewing distance level, as shown in FIG. 10A to FIG. Are set such that only the right-eye image “R” can be visually recognized by the right eye and only the left-eye image “L” can be visually recognized by the left eye of the observer M.
FIGS. 10A to 10C are diagrams corresponding to FIGS. 9A to 9C, respectively. That is, FIG. 10A is a diagram illustrating a relationship between the parallax barrier XA and the line of sight of the viewer M when the viewing distance D1 is the optimum distance. FIG. 10C is a diagram showing the relationship between the parallax barrier XC and the line of sight of the observer M when the viewing distance D3 is the shortest distance. FIG. 10B is a diagram illustrating a relationship between the parallax barrier XB and the line of sight of the viewer M when the viewing distance D2 is a distance located between the optimum distance and the shortest distance.
Here, as shown in FIG. 10A, the optimum design distance (D1) is that the entire area of each sub-pixel constituting the pixel of the right-eye image “R” is visually recognized in the right eye of the observer M. And the entire area of each sub-pixel constituting the pixel of the left-eye image “L” can be visually recognized by the left eye of the observer M.
On the other hand, the user registration information 403 stored in the program storage unit 47 is data relating to one or a plurality of users registered in the display device 1, and is composed of the data shown in FIG. In other words, the user registration information 403 includes registration number used for user identification, face image data that is image data of the user's face portion, and offset distance data.
The face image data is image data cut out from image data (right image data or left image data) acquired by the stereo camera unit 6. The offset distance is correction data used for correcting (increasing / decreasing) the viewing distance calculated by the distance calculation unit 46 when the user specified by the registration number is an observer. The face image data corresponds to the registered image of the present invention, the offset distance corresponds to the correction information of the present invention, and the storage means of the present invention is realized by the program storage unit 47.
In the display control unit 4, the control unit 42 executes the processes shown in FIGS. 12, 15, and 16 according to the control program, so that the display module 2, the barrier control element 3, and the stereo camera unit 6 Control the behavior. Hereinafter, the processing content of the control part 42 is demonstrated.
FIG. 12 shows the contents of the user registration process executed by the control unit 42 when the user registers his / her information in the display device 1, that is, when a predetermined switch of the operation unit 41 is operated to perform user registration. It is a flowchart. Note that the control unit 42 functions as a distance acquisition control unit, an imaging control unit, a correction information acquisition unit, and a storage control unit of the present invention when executing the user registration process.
In the user registration process, the control unit 42 first reads test pattern image data, which is a 3D image prepared in advance, from the program storage unit 47 and supplies the read data to the display data generation unit 43 to display data. The generation unit 43 generates test pattern image display data (step SA1).
And the control part 42 drives the display module 2 by supplying the display data which the display data generation part 43 produced | generated to the display module 2, and displays a test pattern image on the display module 2 (step SA2). That is, the control unit 42 configures the test pattern image with the gradation levels of the sub-pixels 2a using the three-color sub-pixels 2a shown by R1, G1, and B1 in FIG. Control is performed according to the color of the pixel corresponding to each set of the image for the right eye (or the image for the left eye). At the same time, the three-color sub-pixels 2a indicated by R2, G2, and B2 in FIG. Control is performed according to the color of the pixel corresponding to each set of images (or right-eye images). As a result, the control unit 42 divides the right-eye image and the left-eye image that form the test pattern image into a vertically long shape as shown in FIG. 4B and uses the sub-pixel 2a as a unit. It is displayed on the display module 2 in a state of being alternately arranged in the horizontal direction.
Subsequently, the control unit 42 causes the barrier data generation unit 44 to generate barrier data corresponding to the optimum distance (step SA3). In this process, the control unit 42 obtains pattern information corresponding to the optimum distance from the barrier pattern acquisition table 402 (see FIG. 8), that is, the slit width (Wn) and barrier width (Ln) corresponding to the maximum viewing distance level (Ln). Bn) is read out. Next, the control unit 42 supplies the read pattern information to the barrier data generation unit 44 and causes the barrier data generation unit 44 to generate barrier data corresponding to the optimum distance.
Then, the control unit 42 supplies the barrier data generated by the barrier data generation unit 44 as the drive signal (the drive signal for the driver element to drive the liquid crystal) as described above to the barrier control element 3, so that the optimum distance is obtained. A parallax barrier having a barrier pattern corresponding to is displayed on the barrier control element 3 (step SA4). That is, the control unit 42 causes the barrier control element 3 to display the parallax barrier XA shown in FIG. 9A having the slit width (Wn) and the barrier width (Bn) corresponding to the optimum distance.
Subsequently, the control unit 42 confirms whether or not the operation for determining the optimum visual recognition position has been performed by the user by detecting whether or not the predetermined switch of the operation unit 41 is determined in advance (step SA5). ). Note that the operation of determining the optimum visual recognition position informs the display device 1 that the user who is an observer of the test pattern image has moved his face (eye) to a position where the test pattern image can be viewed stereoscopically in the best state. Operation.
Then, the control unit 42 repeatedly confirms the presence / absence of the confirmation operation until the confirmation operation of the optimum visual recognition position can be confirmed (step SA5: NO). Thereafter, when the determination operation of the optimal viewing position can be confirmed (step SA5: YES), the control unit 42 causes the stereo camera unit 6 to perform an imaging operation, and the left image and the right image that are captured images of the user as a subject. Are acquired (step SA6).
FIG. 13A is a diagram illustrating an example of the left image 100L and the right image 100R acquired by the control unit 42 in the process of step SA6. Here, the position indicated by “O” in FIG. 13A is the image center in the left image 100L and the right image 100R, and there is a left-right parallax between the left image 100L and the right image 100R. To do.
Next, the control unit 42 supplies the acquired data of the right image and the left image to the face detection unit 45, causes the face detection unit 45 to perform face detection processing, and causes the right image and the left image from the face detection unit 45. The area information (coordinate information) indicating the user's face part in each of the above is acquired (step SA7). FIG. 13B is a diagram illustrating an example of a face part region 200L in the left image 100L and a face part region 200R in the right image 100R, which are detected by the face detection unit 45 in the process of step SA7.
Thereafter, the control unit 42 supplies the acquired area information of the left image 100L and the right image 100R to the distance calculation unit 46, and causes the distance calculation unit 46 to calculate the distance from the display module 2 to the user (observer). Thus, the viewing distance when the user can stereoscopically view the test pattern image in the best state is acquired (step SA8).
Here, a method of calculating the viewing distance by the distance calculation unit 46 will be described. The method for calculating the viewing distance in the distance calculation unit 46 is based on the principle of triangulation. FIG. 14 is a diagram illustrating the principle of obtaining the viewing distance.
In FIG. 14, D is a viewing distance to be calculated by the distance calculation unit 46, and is a distance from the photographing lenses 61 and 61 to the user M in the stereo camera unit 6. Further, d is a parallax existing between the left image 100L and the right image 100R. That is, the parallax d is the difference (distance) between the positions of the feature points P1 and P2 corresponding to each other between the left image 100L and the right image 100R on the imaging surfaces of both the imaging elements 62 and 62 of the stereo camera unit 6. . And the relationship shown by the following formula | equation (1) is materialized between the visual recognition distance D and the parallax d.
D = F × A / d (1)
Here, A is the distance between the two image sensors 62 and 62, F is the focal length of the photographic lenses 61 and 61, and both A and F are known. Therefore, the viewing distance D can be uniquely determined if the parallax d between the left image 100L and the right image 100R is known.
The distance calculation unit 46 calculates the viewing distance D according to the following procedure based on the above principle. First, the distance calculation unit 46 shows the coordinate position (x1, y1) of the center of the face part region 200L in the left image 100L and the center of the face part region 200R in the right image 100R shown in FIG. The coordinate position (x2, y2) is acquired as the coordinate position of the feature points P1, P2 shown in FIG. Next, the distance calculation unit 46 calculates the parallax d between the left image 100L and the right image 100R based on the acquired coordinate positions (x1, y1) and (x2, y2) of the feature points P1, P2. Thereafter, the distance calculation unit 46 calculates the viewing distance D by the above-described equation (1).
On the other hand, after acquiring the viewing distance D in the process of step SA8, the control unit 42 obtains the acquired viewing distance D, that is, the actual distance at which the user can stereoscopically view the test pattern image in the best state in advance. A difference from the determined optimum distance for design is calculated, and the calculation result is acquired as an offset distance (step SA9).
Here, the offset distance is a positive value when the viewing distance D is farther than the optimum distance, and is a negative value when the viewing distance D is closer than the optimum distance. Note that the difference between the visual recognition distance D and the optimum distance occurs, for example, when the user's interpupillary distance is different from a general interpupillary distance. Accordingly, the offset distance reflects individual differences between different users.
Subsequently, the control unit 42 cuts out the face portion 200L indicated by the region information described above from the left image 100L (which may be the right image 100R) acquired in the process of step SA6 (step SA10). Thereafter, the control unit 42 additionally stores the image data of the cut-out face portion 200L in association with the new registration number together with the offset distance acquired in step SA9 as the user registration information 403. (Step SA11), the user registration process is completed.
FIG. 15 is a flowchart showing the contents of the image display processing executed by the control unit 42 when displaying an image based on the image data stored in the image memory 5. The control unit 42 functions as a slit width control unit, an identification unit, a reading unit, and a correction unit according to the present invention, and also functions as a barrier pattern control unit and a barrier width control unit. The display target image is an arbitrary image selected by the user operating a predetermined switch of the operation unit 41.
In the image display process, the control unit 42 first reads data of an image to be displayed from the image memory 5 (step SB1). Here, when the display target is a 2D image (step SB2: “2D”), the control unit 42 supplies the image data read from the image memory 5 to the display data generation unit 43, and the display data generation unit 43. 2D generates display data of a 2D image (step SB3).
And the control part 42 drives the display module 2 by supplying the display data of the 2D image which the display data generation part 43 produced | generated to the display module 2, and displays a 2D image on the display module 2 (step SB4). That is, the control unit 42 uses the six subpixels 2a indicated by R1, R2, G1, G2, B1, and B2 in FIG. Control is performed according to the color of the pixel corresponding to each set of 2D images, and the gradation levels of two adjacent sub-pixels 2a and 2a of the same color in each set are controlled to be the same. Thereby, the control part 42 displays a 2D image on the display module 2 in the state shown to Fig.4 (a).
On the other hand, when the display target is a 3D image (step SB2: “3D”), the control unit 42 obtains image data read from the image memory 5, that is, image data of the right eye image and the left eye image. The data is supplied to the display data generation unit 43, and the display data generation unit 43 generates display data of the 3D image (step SB5). And the control part 42 displays the 3D image on the display module 2 by supplying the display data of the 3D image which the display data generation part 43 produced | generated to the display module 2 (step SB6). That is, as shown in FIG. 4B, the control unit 42 divides the pixel of the right eye image and the pixel of the left eye image into a vertically long shape, and alternates in the horizontal direction in units of subpixels 2a. Are displayed on the display module 2.
Subsequently, the control unit 42 acquires predetermined pattern information by executing the barrier pattern acquisition process shown in FIG. 16 (step SB7). Hereinafter, the barrier pattern acquisition process will be described.
In the barrier pattern acquisition process, the control unit 42 first causes the stereo camera unit 6 to perform an imaging operation, and acquires a left image and a right image that are captured images with the observer as a subject (step SB101). Next, the control unit 42 supplies the acquired data of the right image and the left image to the face detection unit 45 and causes the face detection unit 45 to perform face detection processing, whereby the user in the right image and the left image is processed. The area information (coordinate information) indicating the face portion of is acquired (step SB102). Further, the control unit 42 supplies the acquired area information of the left image and the right image to the distance calculation unit 46, and acquires the viewing distance calculated by the distance calculation unit 46 (step SB103). The specific processing contents of steps SB101 to SB103 are the same as the processing of steps SA6 to SA8 in the user registration processing described above.
Subsequently, the control unit 42 cuts out the face portion indicated by the area information acquired by the face detection unit 45 from the left image (which may be the right image) acquired in the process of step SB101 (step SB104). Next, the control unit 42 matches each of one or a plurality of face image data stored as the user registration information 403 (see FIG. 11) with the face portion image data cut out in the process of step SB104. Each degree is calculated (step SB105). When calculating the degree of coincidence, the control unit 42 individually computes the degree of coincidence of a plurality of feature points such as the size of eyes, nose, and mouth, and the positional relationship between two target face image data. The degree of coincidence of the feature points is averaged to obtain the final degree of coincidence. Note that the processing in steps SB104 and SB105 corresponds to the face recognition processing in the present invention.
Next, the control unit 42 determines whether or not face image data whose degree of coincidence with the image data of the cut face portion is greater than or equal to a reference value exists in one or a plurality of face image data stored as the user registration information 403. It is determined whether or not the current observer is a registered user (step SB106). That is, the control unit 42 identifies whether the current observer is a registered user, that is, a specific user or a non-registered user.
More specifically, the control unit 42 indicates that the current user is not registered unless face image data whose degree of coincidence with the image data of the clipped face portion is equal to or higher than the reference exists in the user registration information 403. Judge. On the contrary, the control unit 42 determines that the current user is registered if face image data having a matching degree with the image data of the cut face portion is equal to or higher than the reference in the user registration information 403. .
When the control unit 42 determines that the current observer is not registered as a user (step SB106: NO), the control unit 42 immediately proceeds to the process of step SB109 described later. On the other hand, when it is determined that the current observer is registered as a user (step SB106: YES), the control unit 42 performs the following processing.
First, the control unit 42 acquires, from the user registration information 403, an offset distance corresponding to the registered user, specifically, an offset distance corresponding to the maximum face image data whose matching degree is equal to or greater than the reference. (Step SB107).
Next, the control unit 42 increases or decreases the actual viewing distance acquired in the process of step SB103 by the offset distance (step SB108). That is, the control unit 42 has a positive offset distance, and is an optimal viewing distance for the current observer that has been confirmed in advance at the time of user registration (a distance at which a 3D image can be stereoscopically viewed in the best state). Is longer than the optimum design distance, the actual viewing distance acquired in the process of step SB103 is decreased by the offset distance. Further, when the offset distance is a negative value and the optimum viewing distance for the current observer, which has been confirmed in advance at the time of user registration, is closer to the designed optimum distance, step SB103 is performed. The actual viewing distance acquired by the process is increased by the offset distance. Thereafter, the control unit 42 proceeds to the process of step SB109.
Subsequently, the control unit 42 in the processing of step SB109, the viewing distance was obtained in step SB103, or viewing distance increases or decreases the correction in the process of step SB 108 checks whether farther than the optimal distance (step SB109) .
Then, when the viewing distance is closer than the optimum distance (step SB109: NO), the control unit 42 immediately obtains pattern information (slit width and barrier width) corresponding to the viewing distance level including the viewing distance. 402 (see FIG. 8) (step SB111), and the barrier pattern acquisition process is completed.
Further, when the viewing distance is longer than the optimum distance (step SB109: YES), the control unit 42 corrects the viewing distance to the optimum distance (step SB110), and pattern information corresponding to the viewing distance level including the optimum distance. (Slit width and barrier width) are acquired from the barrier pattern acquisition table 402 (see FIG. 8) (step SB111), and the barrier pattern acquisition processing is completed.
Thereafter, the control unit 42 returns to the process of FIG. 15, supplies the pattern information (slit width and barrier width) acquired by the barrier pattern acquisition process to the barrier data generation unit 44, and the visual recognition acquired by the barrier pattern acquisition process. Barrier data corresponding to the distance is generated by the barrier data generation unit 44 (step SB8). Then, the control unit 42 supplies the barrier data generated by the barrier data generation unit 44 to the barrier control element 3, thereby causing the barrier control element 3 to display a parallax barrier having a barrier pattern corresponding to the viewing distance (step). SB9), the image display process is completed.
As described above, in the display device 1, when a 3D image is displayed on the display module 2, the display control unit 4 first acquires the distance from the surface of the display module 2 to the observer, that is, the actual viewing distance. When the actual viewing distance is shorter than the optimum design distance, the display control unit 4 sets the barrier pattern of the parallax barrier displayed by the barrier control element 3 to an appropriate slit width according to the actual viewing distance. And a barrier pattern having a barrier width enables stereoscopic viewing of a 3D image by an observer.
Therefore, in the display device 1, when the actual viewing distance is shorter than the optimum design distance, the right eye of the observer M is on the right even if the actual viewing distance is different from the optimum design distance. Only the pixel of the image for eye “R” can be visually recognized, and only the pixel of the image for left eye “L” can be visually recognized by the left eye of the observer M (see FIG. 10). As a result, it is possible to expand the distance range in the forward direction with respect to the display image (display module 2) that allows the observer to stereoscopically view the 3D image.
At the same time, when the display control unit 4 controls the barrier pattern according to the actual viewing distance, the closer the actual viewing distance is to the optimum design distance, the narrower the slit width of the parallax barrier. The area of each subpixel visible through each slit is reduced (see FIG. 10). That is, the closer the actual viewing distance is to the optimum design distance, the lower the aperture ratio of the parallax barrier, and the display brightness of the 3D image automatically decreases accordingly.
Therefore, in the display device 1, when the observer observes the 3D image from a position on the short distance side that is closer than the optimum distance, by automatically adjusting the display luminance of the 3D image according to the viewing distance, The observer can observe the 3D image in a good state. That is, in the display device 1, even when the observation position is close to the display module 2, the observer can observe the 3D image without feeling glare.
In the display device 1, when the observer is registered as a user, when the display control unit 4 controls the barrier pattern of the parallax barrier according to the actual viewing distance, the barrier pattern is as follows as described above. Determine by procedure. That is, the display control unit 4 once corrects the actual viewing distance according to the offset distance unique to the user stored in advance, and determines the barrier pattern corresponding to the corrected viewing distance as the barrier pattern to be controlled. .
Therefore, in the display device 1, even if the optimal viewing distance for the observer is different from the optimum design distance, the display device 1 is used if the observer is a registered user. This makes it possible to make the observer stereoscopically view the 3D image in an always good state without imposing a burden of adjusting the position of the face (eye) back and forth each time.
In addition, the structure of the display apparatus 1 in this embodiment demonstrated above can be changed as follows as needed. First, in the display device 1, the control unit 42 of the display control unit 4 performs the image display process so that the distance from the surface of the display module 2 to the observer, that is, the actual viewing distance is equal to or less than the optimum design distance. As a condition, the barrier pattern of the parallax barrier is controlled. However, even when the actual viewing distance is longer than the optimum design distance, the control unit 42 performs different image display processing that controls the barrier pattern of the parallax barrier according to the actual viewing distance. Also good.
However, in the display device 1 of the present embodiment, the control unit 42 of the display control unit 4 controls the barrier pattern of the parallax barrier on the condition that the actual viewing distance is equal to or less than the optimum design distance. In other words, when the actual viewing distance is longer than the optimum design distance, the controller 42 fixes the barrier pattern of the parallax barrier to the barrier pattern corresponding to the optimum design distance, thereby providing the following advantages.
That is, when the control unit 42 performs the different image display processing described above, the barrier pattern acquisition table 402 displays the barrier pattern corresponding to the viewing distance farther than the optimum design distance, that is, the slit width and the barrier width of the parallax barrier. It needs to be changed to include each data. At that time, the slit width corresponding to the viewing distance farther than the optimum design distance becomes narrower as the corresponding viewing distance becomes farther, and the barrier width becomes wider as the corresponding viewing distance becomes farther. In other words, the opening efficiency of the parallax barrier decreases as the viewing distance becomes longer than the optimum design distance. Therefore, the display brightness of the 3D image automatically decreases as the viewing distance increases.
On the other hand, in the present embodiment, when the actual viewing distance is longer than the optimum design distance, the control unit 42 fixes the barrier pattern of the parallax barrier to the barrier pattern corresponding to the optimum design distance. Therefore, in this embodiment, when the actual viewing distance is longer than the optimum design distance, the display brightness of the 3D image can be maintained constant.
In the present embodiment, the configuration in which the control unit 42 acquires the barrier pattern (slit width and barrier width) according to the actual viewing distance from the barrier pattern acquisition table 402 in the barrier pattern acquisition process has been described. However, you may make the control part 42 perform the barrier pattern acquisition process which acquires the barrier pattern according to an actual visual recognition distance by calculation.
Further, in the display device 1, the display module 2 has a set of six colors of R, R, G, G, B, and B in which a pair of subpixels 2a and 2a adjacent in the horizontal direction have the same color. Although the display module 2 has a color arrangement structure in which a predetermined color corresponding to the color arrangement pattern is assigned to each sub-pixel 2a, the display module 2 can be changed to one having the following color arrangement structure. For example, the display module 2 has a color arrangement structure in which a predetermined color corresponding to a color arrangement pattern that is a set of three colors R, G, and B arranged in the vertical direction is assigned to each subpixel 2a, that is, 3 arranged in the vertical direction. It can be changed to one having another color arrangement structure in which R, G, and B colors are assigned to one subpixel.
However, when the display module 2 has the other color arrangement structure described above, when displaying the 3D image on the display module 2, the display data generation unit 43 of the display control unit 4 displays the following display data. It needs to be generated. That is, the display data generation unit 43 assigns each pixel of the right-eye image or the left-eye image to the R, G, and B subpixels arranged in the vertical direction of the display module 2, and It is necessary to divide the image for the eye and the image for the left eye into a vertically long shape and generate display data for alternately arranging and displaying in the left-right direction.
In the display device 1, the distance from the surface of the display module 2 to the observer, that is, the actual viewing distance is acquired based on the principle of triangulation using the right image and the left image acquired by the stereo camera unit 6. It was set as the structure to do. However, the configuration for acquiring the actual viewing distance and the specific method for acquiring the viewing distance are arbitrary, and can be changed as appropriate.
Further, the present invention is not limited to the display device 1 described above, and can be applied to any display device as long as it has a display function of a stereoscopic video (3D image) by a parallax barrier method. The arbitrary display device includes various information processing devices having an image display function such as a mobile phone.
DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1 Display apparatus 2 Display module 2a Subpixel 3 Barrier control element 3a Lower layer part 3b Liquid crystal layer 3c Upper layer part 31 Polarizing plate 32 Transparent substrate 33 Transparent electrode 34 Orientation film 4 Display control part 41 Operation part 42 Control part 43 Display data generation part 44 Barrier data generation unit 45 Face detection unit 46 Distance calculation unit 47 Program storage unit 401 Control program 402 Barrier pattern acquisition table 403 User registration information 5 Image memory 6 Stereo camera unit 61 Shooting lens 62 Image sensor 63 Signal processing unit d Parallax M Observer X parallax barrier XA parallax barrier XB parallax barrier XC parallax barrier Xa barrier area Xb slit area Xn element barrier
In the display device of the parallax barrier method,
A plurality of subpixels are arranged in one direction, two subpixels adjacent in the one direction are assigned the same color, and one of the two subpixels of the same color adjacent in the one direction A display unit that performs display based on the image for the right eye and the other subpixel performs display based on the image for the left eye;
Provided on the front side of the display means, having a slit that transmits light and a barrier that blocks light, and the slit width in the one direction of the slit and the barrier width in the one direction of the barrier are variable. Barrier forming means for forming a parallax barrier; and
Distance information acquisition means for acquiring distance information indicating a distance between the display means and an observer observing the display means;
Slit width control means for controlling the slit width and the barrier width of the parallax barrier formed by the barrier forming means according to the distance indicated by the distance information acquired by the distance information acquiring means;
The display means is arranged so that the one direction is along a direction in which the right eye and the left eye of the observer are aligned.
In the slit width control unit, one parallax barrier corresponds to the two subpixels of the same color adjacent in the one direction, and light from the one subpixel passes through the slit of the parallax barrier. The parallax barrier is disposed in the barrier forming unit so that the viewer is directed to the right eye of the viewer and light from the other sub-pixel is directed to the left eye of the viewer through the slit of the parallax barrier. Let
Further, the slit width control means is configured such that the slit width of the parallax barrier formed by the barrier forming means is the predetermined distance indicated by the distance information acquired by the distance information acquiring means. the controls the slit width as an upper limit of, when the distance indicated by the previous SL distance information is less than the predetermined distance may reduce in accordance with the distance indicated by the distance information, and the distance the parallax barrier of the barrier pattern in which the distance indicated by the distance information acquired by the information acquisition means is formed by said barrier forming means definitive when farther than the predetermined distance, acquired by the distance information acquisition means The parallax barrier of the parallax barrier when the distance indicated by the distance information is the predetermined distance. Is fixed to the over emissions,
The predetermined distance is a design specific distance that allows the left eye of the observer to visually recognize the entire area of the image for the left eye and allows the right eye of the observer to visually recognize the entire area of the image for the right eye. A display device characterized by that.
Storage means for storing a registered image including at least a face portion relating to a specific user registered in advance and correction information unique to the specific user;
Imaging means for imaging a subject image with the observer as a subject;
The observer is the specific user by a face recognition process including a comparison between the face portion of the observer in the subject image captured by the imaging unit and the registered image stored in the storage unit. An identification means for identifying whether there is,
Reading means for reading correction information unique to the observer identified as the specific user by the identification means from the storage means;
Correction means for correcting the distance indicated by the distance information acquired by the distance information acquisition means based on the correction information read by the reading means;
The slit width control means controls the slit width of the parallax barrier formed by the barrier forming means according to the distance after correction by the correction means.
The left eye image and the right eye image are displayed on the display means, and the left eye image and the right eye at a position away from the display means by the predetermined distance are displayed on the barrier forming means. In the preparatory state in which the parallax barrier having a predetermined slit width that enables stereoscopic viewing of an image composed of an image for an eye is formed, the distance information acquisition unit includes the display unit and the observer. Distance acquisition control means for acquiring the distance information indicating the distance;
An imaging control unit that causes the imaging unit to capture the subject image with the observer as a subject in the preparation state;
Correction information acquisition for acquiring, as the correction information unique to the specific user, the difference between the distance indicated by the distance information acquired by the distance information acquisition means by the distance acquisition control means and the predetermined distance Means,
Storage control means for storing the correction information acquired by the correction information acquisition means in the storage means;
An imaging means for imaging a subject image with an observer as a subject;
Reading means for reading out the correction information unique to the observer identified as the specific user by the identification means from the storage means;
The correction information read out by the reading means, the distance indicated by the distance information acquired by the distance information acquiring means , the slit width and the barrier width of the parallax barrier formed by the barrier forming means. Slit width control means for controlling based on the corrected distance corrected based on
Further, the slit width control means is configured such that the slit width of the parallax barrier formed by the barrier forming means is the predetermined distance indicated by the distance information acquired by the distance information acquiring means. the controls the slit width as an upper limit of, when a distance after the correction is equal to or less than the predetermined distance, the slit width of the parallax barrier formed by the barrier forming means, the distance of the corrected depending reduces, and the distance that distance after the correction is the parallax barrier of the barrier pattern formed by the barrier forming means definitive when farther than the predetermined distance, obtained by the distance information acquisition means Fixing the distance indicated by information to the barrier pattern of the parallax barrier in the case where the distance is the predetermined distance;
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