2012
DOI: 10.1117/12.906764
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3D cinema to 3DTV content adaptation

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“…However, the uniform disparity transform is not always appropriate for all pixel pairs in stereoscopic video. So the refined perpixel disparity transform, such as per-pixel depth correction and adjustment over the stereo images [23] is more preferred. Moreover, in the disparity transform, the occlusion problem [61] due to multiview geometry needs to be particularly processed to avoid the seriousness of pixel correspondence ambiguity among stereoscopic video.…”
Section: Disparity Transform Based Depth Adjustmentmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…However, the uniform disparity transform is not always appropriate for all pixel pairs in stereoscopic video. So the refined perpixel disparity transform, such as per-pixel depth correction and adjustment over the stereo images [23] is more preferred. Moreover, in the disparity transform, the occlusion problem [61] due to multiview geometry needs to be particularly processed to avoid the seriousness of pixel correspondence ambiguity among stereoscopic video.…”
Section: Disparity Transform Based Depth Adjustmentmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…When viewing 3D content from 3D cinema to 3DTV, the disparity transform is needed to adjust depth range besides the width resizing [23]. Since the viewing distance and viewing angle have greatly changed, the original disparities mapping into the appropriate ranges in the new display environment is needed to maintain the appropriate 3D depth comfortable zone [23][24][25].…”
Section: Disparity Transform Based Depth Adjustmentmentioning
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