Motion-based hard copy imaging

Claim 1

A method of forming a hard copy motion image from a video motion sequence recorded on a video recording means which sequence contains views from a source, comprising the steps of: a) playing the recorded video, viewing the views, and selecting a series of motion containing views, wherein each of the views corresponds to a distinct image at a specific period of time; b) storing the selected motion containing views, and c) printing an integral image on a printing medium such that the selected motion containing views can be viewed in sequence by altering an angle between a viewer's eyes and a lenticular or barrier screen located on the printing medium.

Claim 2

A method of forming a hard copy motion image from a video motion sequence recorded on a video recording means which sequence contains views from a source, comprising the steps of: a) playing the recorded video, viewing the views, and selecting a series of motion containing views, wherein each of the views corresponds to a distinct image at a specific period of time; b) storing the selected motion containing views, and c) printing an integral image on a printing medium such that the selected motion containing views can be viewed in sequence by altering an angle between a viewer's eyes and a lenticular or barrier screen located on the printing medium.

Claim 3

A method of forming a hard copy motion image from a video motion sequence recorded on a video recording means, which sequence records a scene having vertical and horizontal display directions, comprising the steps of: a) playing the recorded video, viewing the views, and selecting a series of motion containing views, wherein each of the views corresponds to a distinct image at a specific period of time; b) storing the selected motion containing views, and c) printing an integral image on a printing medium such that the selected motion containing views can be viewed in sequence by altering the vertical angle between a viewer's eyes and a lenticular or barrier screen located on the printing medium.

Claim 4

A method of forming a hard copy motion image from a video motion sequence recorded on a video recording means, which sequence records a scene having vertical and horizontal display directions, comprising the steps of: a) playing the recorded video, viewing the views, and selecting a series of motion containing views, wherein each of the views corresponds to a distinct image at a specific period of time; b) storing the selected motion containing views, and c) printing an integral image on a printing medium such that the selected motion containing views can be viewed in sequence by altering the vertical angle between a viewer's eyes and a lenticular or barrier screen located on the printing medium.

Claim 9

A method of forming a hard copy motion image from a video motion sequence recorded on a video recording means, comprising the steps of: a) playing the recorded video, viewing the views, and selecting a series of motion containing views, wherein each of the views corresponds to a distinct image at a specific period of time; b) storing the selected motion containing views, c) replaying at least one of the selected motion containing views; d) averaging at least a portion of the view of that replayed view with the same view previously stored to create a new stored view which replaces that previously stored; and e) printing an integral image on a printing medium such that the selected motion containing views can be viewed in sequence by altering an angle between a viewer's eyes and a lenticular or barrier screen located on the printing medium.

Claim 10

A method of forming a hard copy motion image from a video motion sequence recorded on a video recording means, comprising the steps of: a) playing the recorded video, viewing the views, and selecting a series of motion containing views, wherein each of the views corresponds to a distinct image at a specific period of time; b) storing the selected motion containing views, c) replaying at least one of the selected motion containing views; d) averaging at least a portion of the view of that replayed view with the same view previously stored to create a new stored view which replaces that previously stored; and e) printing an integral image on a printing medium such that the selected motion containing views can be viewed in sequence by altering an angle between a viewer's eyes and a lenticular or barrier screen located on the printing medium.

Claim 12

An apparatus for forming a hard copy motion image from a video motion sequence recorded on a video recording means which contains views from a source, comprising: a) means for playing the video recording means and viewing views recorded thereon; b) means for selecting a series of motion containing views from other views while viewing the views, wherein each of the views corresponds to a distinct image at a specific period of time; c) a storage device for storing the selected motion containing views; and d) a programmed processor which can create an integral image from the selected views, which integral image when printed on a printing medium will allow a viewing of the selected motion containing views in sequence by altering an angle between a viewer's eyes and a lenticular or barrier screen located on the printing medium.

Claim 13

An apparatus for forming a hard copy motion image from a video motion sequence recorded on a video recording means which contains views from a source, comprising: a) means for playing the video recording means and viewing views recorded thereon; b) means for selecting a series of motion containing views from other views while viewing the views, wherein each of the views corresponds to a distinct image at a specific period of time; c) a storage device for storing the selected motion containing views; and d) a programmed processor which can create an integral image from the selected views, which integral image when printed on a printing medium will allow a viewing of the selected motion containing views in sequence by altering an angle between a viewer's eyes and a lenticular or barrier screen located on the printing medium.

Claim 14

An apparatus for forming a hard copy motion image from a video motion sequence recorded on a video recording means which contains views from a source, comprising: a) a means for playing the video recording means and viewing views recorded thereon; b) means for selecting a series of motion containing views from other views while viewing the views, wherein each of the views corresponds to a distinct image at a specific period of time; c) a storage device for storing the selected motion containing views; d) means for displaying the stored selected motion containing views in sequence; e) means for a user to indicate whether the user wishes to form an integral image from the selected views; f) a programmed processor which can, in response to the means for a user to indicate, create an integral image from the selected views which integral image when printed on a printing medium will allow viewing of the selected motion containing views in sequence by altering an angle between a viewer's eyes and a lenticular or barrier screen located on the printing medium; and g) printed instructions located adjacent the remainder of the apparatus or which appear on the monitor, which instructions direct a user: to play the video recording means in the means for playing and activate the means for selecting a series of motion views when viewing views desired to be made part of the hard copy motion image; when selection of desired views is complete, to activate the means for displaying; and when replay of the stored selected motion containing views is complete, to select on the means for a user to indicate whether the user wishes to form an integral image from the selected views, whether the user does or does not wish to form the integral image.

Claim 15

An apparatus for forming a hard copy motion image from a video motion sequence recorded on a video recording means which contains views from a source, comprising: a) a means for playing the video recording means and viewing views recorded thereon; b) means for selecting a series of motion containing views from other views while viewing the views, wherein each of the views corresponds to a distinct image at a specific period of time; c) a storage device for storing the selected motion containing views; d) means for displaying the stored selected motion containing views in sequence; e) means for a user to indicate whether the user wishes to form an integral image from the selected views; f) a programmed processor which can, in response to the means for a user to indicate, create an integral image from the selected views which integral image when printed on a printing medium will allow viewing of the selected motion containing views in sequence by altering an angle between a viewer's eyes and a lenticular or barrier screen located on the printing medium; and g) printed instructions located adjacent the remainder of the apparatus or which appear on the monitor, which instructions direct a user: to play the video recording means in the means for playing and activate the means for selecting a series of motion views when viewing views desired to be made part of the hard copy motion image; when selection of desired views is complete, to activate the means for displaying; and when replay of the stored selected motion containing views is complete, to select on the means for a user to indicate whether the user wishes to form an integral image from the selected views, whether the user does or does not wish to form the integral image.

Claim 16

An apparatus for forming a hard copy motion image of a video motion sequence recorded on a video recording means, which sequence records a scene having vertical and horizontal display directions, comprising: a) a means for playing the video recording means and viewing views recorded thereon; b) means for selecting a series of motion containing views from other views on the video recording means while viewing the views, wherein each of the views corresponds to a distinct image at a specific period of time; c) a storage device for storing the selected motion containing views as selected views; and d) a programmed processor which can create an integral image on a printing medium from the selected views such that the selected motion containing views can be viewed in sequence by alternating the vertical angle between a viewer's eyes and a lenticular or barrier screen located on the printing medium.

Claim 17

An apparatus for forming a hard copy motion image of a video motion sequence recorded on a video recording means, which sequence records a scene having vertical and horizontal display directions, comprising: a) a means for playing the video recording means and viewing views recorded thereon; b) means for selecting a series of motion containing views from other views on the video recording means while viewing the views, wherein each of the views corresponds to a distinct image at a specific period of time; c) a storage device for storing the selected motion containing views as selected views; and d) a programmed processor which can create an integral image on a printing medium from the selected views such that the selected motion containing views can be viewed in sequence by alternating the vertical angle between a viewer's eyes and a lenticular or barrier screen located on the printing medium.