We performed an experiment on a 3D display by employing spatial cross modulation (SCM) using a random diffuser and phase-only spatial light modulator (SLM). In our experiment, a 3D object, which is constructed using four 2D images acquired from different spatial positions, is generated and the encoded 3D object is then displayed on the SLM. The different object images are observed when the image sensor is moved to different spatial positions. The experimental results revealed that the SCM method allows the generation of arbitrarily complex amplitude fields with high diffraction efficiency and with almost no speckle noise.
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