Left view of reconstructed light fields showing a scene with bright and dark objects in background and foreground, respectively. Additive multi-focal-plane displays cannot accurately reproduce monocular occlusions in this case (top row), because the bright light emitted by farther objects always shines through the darker ones in the foreground. Multiplicative layers accurately reproduce occlusions over the eye box (bottom row), thereby providing a better approximation of retinal blur for complex scenes.
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