COMPOSITE DISPLAY WITH MULTIPLE IMAGING PROPERTIES

摘要

Technologies are generally described for systems and methods effective to output a composite image. In some examples, a processor may be configured to receive first and second display data that relate to a first and second image. The processor may identify an overlap region where the first display overlaps the second display and generate imaging instructions effective to cause the first and second image to be output on the first display and second display, respectively. The processor may further modify the first imaging instructions based on the overlap region to produce a modified first imaging instruction. The processor may send the modified first imaging instruction to the first display so that the first image is output on the first display at a first resolution. The processor may send the second imaging instruction to the second display so that the second image is output on the second display at a second resolution.

主权项

1. A method for outputting a composite image that includes a first image and a second image, the method comprising:
receiving first display data that relates to the first image to be output on a first display, where the first display includes a first imaging property and a first resolution; receiving second display data that relates to the second image to be output on a second display, the second display located on a different plane from the first display, where the second display includes a second imaging property and a second resolution, the second imaging property being different from the first imaging property; identifying an overlap region where the first display overlaps the second display; generating a first imaging instruction effective to cause the first image to be output on the first display based on the first display data; generating a second imaging instruction effective to cause the second image to be output on the second display based on the second display data; modifying the first imaging instruction based on the overlap region to produce a modified first imaging instruction; sending the modified first imaging instruction to the first display so that the first image is output on the first display at the first resolution at a first time; and sending the second imaging instruction to the second display so that the second image is output on the second display at the second resolution at a second time, where the first time is substantially equal to the second time.