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Unlike the real world, stereoscopic cinemas and display devices have a bordered frame, which can unnaturally cut off our view, and create conflicting visual cues. These perceptual conflicts can diminish the three-dimensional (3-D) effect and cause visual fatigue for the audience. Presented is a method to resolve these issues, by developing a controllable articulated 3-D border.
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