MOTION-BASED LENTICULAR IMAGE DISPLAY

摘要

The display of images, such as lenticular images, in a limited display space can be aided through the use of motion-based control, whereby a user can rotate and/or translate a computing device in order to cause different views of a lenticular image to be displayed. Sensors can be used to determine the motion in order to select the appropriate view to display. Approaches can further assist the user in creating lenticular images. The user can specify various configurations in which to display different views in a lenticular. If the user is capturing the images, one or more previously-acquired images can be used as a guide to help the user to align the images. Various processing can be performed to cause the individual views of the lenticular to match as closely as possible in factors such as alignment, brightness, and color range, among other such options.

主权项

1. A computing device, comprising:
at least one processor; a display screen; an orientation sensor; and memory including instructions that, when executed by the at least one processor, cause the computing device to:
display a plurality of images on the display screen, at least one image of the plurality of images corresponding to a lenticular image, each lenticular image including at least a first view and a second view;cause the first view to be initially displayed for each lenticular image;detect, using the orientation sensor, a change in orientation of the computing device; andcause the second view to be displayed for each lenticular image, the second view determined based at least in part upon at least one of a direction or an amount of the change in orientation.