Shoji Yamamoto1*, Natsumi Hosokawa2, Mayu Yokoya2, Norimichi Tsumura2
1 Tokyo Metropolitan College of Industrial Technology, TOKYO, JAPAN,
2 Graduate School of Advanced Integration Science, Chiba University, CHIBA, JAPAN.
Optical Review, (2016) accepted.
Abstract
In this paper, we investigated the consistency of visual perception for
the change of reflection images in an augmented reality setting. Reflection
images with distortion and magnification were generated by changing the
capture position of the environment map. Observers evaluated the distortion
and magnification in reflection images where the reflected objects were
arranged symmetrically or asymmetrically. Our results confirmed that the
observers’ visual perception was more sensitive to changes in distortion
than in magnification in the reflection images. Moreover, the asymmetrical
arrangement of reflected objects effectively expands the acceptable range
of distortion compared with the symmetrical arrangement.
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