Enhanced user performance in an image gallery application with a mobile autostereoscopic touch display
We studied subjects interactions with a stereoscopic image gallery application. A 3-inch autostereoscopic touch display was used. We examined the effect of stereoscopic depth on image search time and user experience. The results show that a small depth (disparity range of 2.33.9arc min) allows faster image search times. The results show that a medium depth (disparity range of 4.77.0arc min) makes the image search slower.
image gallery touch display interaction mobile device autostereoscopic display visual search