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Sunday, September 12, 2010

Three Dimensional Cinematography

Abstract
Recent Developments in computer vision and computer graphics, especially in areas of  multiple view geometry and  image  based  rendering,  are  making  it  possible to  generate  3d  models  of  dynamic  scenes  from  multiple cameras  with  high  video  frame  rates.  The  process  is  named  as  a  three  dimensional  cinematography  (orbinocular cinematography) since  it  extends traditional cinematography  (2D)  to 3D at  the same frame rate.  A three dimensional (3D) cinematography is a motion  picture that enhances  the illusion  of  depth perception.