Preference for motion and depth in 3D film

Hartle, Brittney; Lugtigheid, Arthur J.; Kazimi, Ali; Allison, Robert S.; Wilcox, Laurie M.

doi:10.1117/12.2079330

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“…But the evidence here does not seem to be conclusive. Recent research by Hartle et al ex-amined viewer preferences for different types of camera movement and found that there is some preference for faster movement [46], specifically for the movement-in-depth case. They conclude that viewer preferences are complex and do not necessarily exhibit direct relation with an individual cause.…”

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Causes of discomfort in stereoscopic content: a review

Terzic,

Hansard

2017

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This paper reviews the causes of discomfort in viewing stereoscopic content. These include objective factors, such as misaligned images, as well as subjective factors, such as excessive disparity. Different approaches to the measurement of visual discomfort are also reviewed, in relation to the underlying physiological and psychophysical processes. The importance of understanding these issues, in the context of new display technologies, is emphasized.

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confidence: 99%