Abstract
The rendering of specular highlights is a critical aspect of 3D rendering on autostereoscopic displays. However, the conventional highlight rendering techniques on autostereoscopic displays result in depth conflicts between highlights and diffuse surfaces. To address this issue, we propose a viewpoint-dependent highlight depiction method with head tracking, which incorporates microdisparity of highlights in binocular parallax and preserves the motion parallax of highlights. Our method was found to outperform physical highlight depiction and highlight depiction with microdisparity in terms of depth perception and realism, as demonstrated by experimental results. The proposed approach offers a promising alternative to traditional physical highlights on autostereoscopic displays, particularly in applications that require accurate depth perception.
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