Luckily, I didn't need to do any pitch adjustments at all. I just told my printer to print out my image at 8" x 10" size and I was good to go.favalora wrote:Hi -
Did you go through an annoying process of matching your printer's resolution to the exact pitch of the lenses?
Yes, please! Thank you.favalora wrote:I can post links to the relevant papers if you want.
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I got around that by making the virtual array of lenses in pov-ray reducing lenses rather than magnifying lenses.favalora wrote:I never did the raytrace myself, but I am curious if you're actually getting a pseudoscopic image.
I'll have to work on that.favalora wrote:Can you post a movie?
There might be a way of getting around the diffraction limit with the use of meta-materials, but it's beyond the scope of our current technology, right now.
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