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A light field is a representation of how light travels in the real world. It is represented by a 3D grid (or 2D grid) of vectors that have both a magnitude and a direction. A lightfield can be full color or it can be black and white. | A light field is a representation of how light travels in the real world. It is represented by a 3D grid (or 2D grid) of vectors that have both a magnitude and a direction. A lightfield can be full color or it can be black and white. | ||
A light field can be represented using a [[plenoptic function]]. | |||
A light field display is a type of multifocal display. | A light field display is a type of multifocal display. | ||
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A light field is a representation of how light travels in the real world. It is represented by a 3D grid (or 2D grid) of vectors that have both a magnitude and a direction. A lightfield can be full color or it can be black and white.
A light field can be represented using a plenoptic function.
A light field display is a type of multifocal display.