On Stabilizing Process of 3D Holographic Images Reconstructed on the Screen Utilizing Water Particles in the Holographic Projecting System for 3D Images of Moving Pictures

As a process of projecting 3D holographic images in the space, a spatially projecting process employed misty screen is well-known. In this process, it seems to be very important to suppress fluctuations of represented images as much as possible. In this report, taking much attention to this process, we show that in order to make a misty flow to be stable and to make the size of the system so small, it is very effective to adopt an attachment structure in which nozzles are easily put on and off the system, and that a nice image representation can be really carried out by such a system. In addition, studying geometrical structures of nozzles, we found that it is effective to adopt a two dimensional array of small-sized nozzles.