“…This technique can be seen as an evolutionary step in providing promising applications in the areas of 3DTV, 3D cinema, medicine, robotic vision, biometrics, military, digital design, and digital games [3] where 3D depth plays [4] [5] a key role. Recently, there have been some developments in holoscopic 3D imaging and display system, in particular 3D reformatting [6], aperture stitching [7], 3D pixel mapping [8] [9], 3D display [10], 3D search and retrieval [11] and computer graphics [12] including medical image visualisation [13] and pre-processing [14].…”