Fig. 1. Spatial relation between object points and the hologram plane.

Fig. 2. Novel look-up-table (N-LUT) method.

Fig. 3. (a) Retrieving an N-point PFP of a segment of the 3D surface. (b) An example showing the partitioning of pixels in the source image into horizontal segments, each having similar properties.

Fig. 4. Line-scan method for generating the PFP.

Fig. 5. Computing a hologram pixel with the S-LUT method.

Fig. 6. Computing a hologram pixel with the C-LUT method.

Fig. 7. Spatial relation between the object space, the WRP, and the hologram plane.

Fig. 8. Partitioning the object into scan planes, each contributing to a sub-line on the hologram plane.