by Norbert Blenn, Niels von Festenberg, Marcel Spehr, Stefan Gumhold
Abstract:
Stereoscopic movie production has been a topic in the making of films for a long time. However, it hasn't made it to the amateur sector. Commercially available stereoscopic cameras are too expensive for non professionals. When producing a stereo video with two separate standard cameras, synchronicity and spatial offset maintenance between the two views is a challenging non-trivial task. Even when this is done properly, the general lack of software-tools for stereo video post production definitely daunts any non-professional ambitions. In this work we present a tool for preprocessing stereoscopic videos. We describe how the input videos can be converted automatically to a stereo-movie, ready for displaying or further processing in standard video software.
Reference:
A Tool For Automatic Preprocessing Stereoscopic-Video (Norbert Blenn, Niels von Festenberg, Marcel Spehr, Stefan Gumhold), In 21st Annual Stereoscopic Displays and Applications conference 2010, volume 7524, 2010.
Bibtex Entry:
@inproceedings{Blenn-2010-APS,
author = {Blenn, Norbert and von Festenberg, Niels and Spehr, Marcel and Gumhold, Stefan},
title = {A Tool For Automatic Preprocessing Stereoscopic-Video},
areas = {areasa,areasu},
affiliations = {CGV},
booktitle = {21st Annual Stereoscopic Displays and Applications conference 2010},
volume = {7524},
year = {2010},
keywords = {stereoscopic video, rectification, homography, epipolar geometry},
abstract = {Stereoscopic movie production has been a topic in the making of films for a long time. However, it hasn't made
it to the amateur sector. Commercially available stereoscopic cameras are too expensive for non professionals.
When producing a stereo video with two separate standard cameras, synchronicity and spatial offset maintenance
between the two views is a challenging non-trivial task. Even when this is done properly, the general lack of
software-tools for stereo video post production definitely daunts any non-professional ambitions. In this work
we present a tool for preprocessing stereoscopic videos. We describe how the input videos can be converted
automatically to a stereo-movie, ready for displaying or further processing in standard video software.},
DOI = {10.1117/12.838606},
URL = {http://tu-dresden.de/die_tu_dresden/fakultaeten/fakultaet_informatik/smt/cgv/publikationen/2010/Spie_paper.pdf}
}