Abstract: An autostereoscopic display system including: an autostereoscopic display including a display panel having an arrangement of pixels and an optical component mounted on the display panel, the optical component including a pattern of microlenses configured to define groups of view-dependent pixels on the display panel such that light emitted from each view-dependent pixel in a group is directed to a respective viewing position relative to the display panel, wherein the optical component is mounted on the display panel using an adjustable mounting interface configured to allow adjustment of an angular orientation of the optical component relative to the display panel and a horizontal position of the optical component relative to the display panel; and a processing system connected to the autostereoscopic display, the processing system being for causing autostereoscopic media to be displayed on the autostereoscopic display.

Abstract: A plurality of input digital pixel images, having differing pixel array sizes, are scaled to a plurality of common pixel dimension input images based on a printer resolution value, a data characterizing dimensions of the printed image, and a final size value for at least one of the plurality of digital pixel images. A lenticule resolution data is received. A composite image file is formed of the plurality of scaled input digital pixel images, and at least one left-right image file pair is generated from the composite image file. The left-right image file pair are interlaced and printed on a printer associated with the printer resolution value.

Abstract: A plurality of input digital pixel images, having differing pixel array sizes, are scaled to a plurality of common pixel dimension input images based on a printer resolution value, a data characterizing dimensions of the printed image, and a final size value for at least one of the plurality of digital pixel images. A lenticule resolution data is received. A composite image file is formed of the plurality of scaled input digital pixel images, and at least one left-right image file pair is generated from the composite image file. The left-right image file pair are interlaced and printed on a printer associated with the printer resolution value.