Applications of lens arrays to the formation of photographic images are discussed. Examples of “integral” images are given, using microlens arrays manufactured by melting small islands of photoresist. Image formation with reflective arrays is also described, including a novel form of reflective array that introduces a constant angle of deviation, nominally independent of the angle of incidence.
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Stevens et al. (1991) studied this question.