2011
DOI: 10.1117/12.872521
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Acquisition of stereo panoramas for display in VR environments

Abstract: Virtual reality systems are an excellent environment for stereo panorama displays. The acquisition and display methods described here combine high-resolution photography with surround vision and full stereo view in an immersive environment. This combination provides photographic stereo-panoramas for a variety of VR displays, including the StarCAVE[1], NexCAVE [2] , and CORNEA [3] . The zero parallax point used in conventional panorama photography is also the center of horizontal and vertical rotation when crea… Show more

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“…For instance, Romain et al 53 proposed a rotating platform with two degrees of freedom, which can rotate in azimuth and elevation to produce spherical omnistereoscopic images. More recently, Ainsworth et al 54 revisited the method of a rotating stereoscopic rig to minimize (not to eliminate as the authors stated) stitching problems. They reported their method to create stereoscopic panoramas 55 based on mosaicking partially overlapped scene's images, which they tested using an off-the-shelf digital camera (Panasonic Lumix) and a commercial rotating platform (GigaPan EPIC Pro Robotic Controller).…”
Section: Omnistereo Based On Sequential Acquisitionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…For instance, Romain et al 53 proposed a rotating platform with two degrees of freedom, which can rotate in azimuth and elevation to produce spherical omnistereoscopic images. More recently, Ainsworth et al 54 revisited the method of a rotating stereoscopic rig to minimize (not to eliminate as the authors stated) stitching problems. They reported their method to create stereoscopic panoramas 55 based on mosaicking partially overlapped scene's images, which they tested using an off-the-shelf digital camera (Panasonic Lumix) and a commercial rotating platform (GigaPan EPIC Pro Robotic Controller).…”
Section: Omnistereo Based On Sequential Acquisitionmentioning
confidence: 99%