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Infinite Images

Research by Bill Freeman, Josef Sivic, Biliana Kaneva, Shai Avidan, and Antonio Torralba. We present a system for exploring large collections of photos in a virtual 3D space. Our system does not a...  
 
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RHCristobal (1 year ago) Show Hide
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cool
mikehedge (1 year ago) Show Hide
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genius!
dedemanix (1 year ago) Show Hide
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I think this is just great! cheers
RaferMCAlston (1 year ago) Show Hide
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i fully agree with you.
often the seams and the color diffences are too obvious. By the way,how many photos from how many angles do you need to create just such an 3 Dimensional space?Who would take so many pictures?

Bin ganz deiner Meinung. Die Übergänge sind gerade bei den Farben und Nähten deutlich.
Eine andere Frage ist, wie viele Fotos aus wie vielen perspektiven man für so einen 3D-Raum wie im Video braucht.Kann mir nicht vorstellen, dass jemand so viele Fotos extra dafür schiesst...
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I'm sorry the results are not really convincing. The seams are much too obvious to get the impression of a 3-Dimensional space.

Howewer, it's an interesting idea.

Ich finde die Ergebnisse nicht wirklich überzeugend. Die Nähte sind deutlich zu offensichtlich, um das Gefühl zu bekommen, in einem dreidimensionalen Raum zu sein.

Trotzdem eine interessante Sache.

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