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Despite of the rich variety of depth estimation methods in the literature, computing accurate depth in multi-view camera systems remains a difficult computer vision problem. The paper proposes a novel depth estimation method for light field...

With the rapid advances in light field displays and cameras, research in light field content creation, visualization, coding and quality assessment is now beyond a state of emergence; it has already emerged and started attracting a signific...

Light-field visualization is continuously emerging in industrial sectors, and the appearance on the consumer market is approaching. Yet this process is halted, or at least slowed down, by the lack of proper display-independent light-field f...

Plenoptic cameras enable the capturing of spatial as well as angular color information which can be used for various applications among which are image refocusing and depth calculations. However, these cameras are expensive and research in ...

Video synchronization is a fundamental computer-vision task that is necessary for a wide range of applications. A 3D video involves two streams, which show the scene from different angles concurrently, but many cases exhibit desynchronizati...

This work proposes a method of fracturing one-sided 3D objects, in real time, using standard GPU shaders. Existing implementations include either pre-fracturing objects and replacing them at run-time, or precomputing the fracture patterns a...

In the paper an adaptive color correction method for virtual view synthesis is presented. It deals with the typical problem in free navigation systems - different illumination in views captured by different cameras acquiring the scene. The ...

We propose an iterative closest point (ICP) based calibration for time of flight (ToF) multiple depth sensors. For the multiple sensor calibrations, we usually use 2D patterns calibration with IR images. The depth sensor output depends on c...

Currently, available plenoptic imaging technology has limited resolution. That makes it challenging to use this technology in applications, where sharpness is essential, such as film industry. Previous attempts aimed at enhancing the spatia...

There are many basic ways of providing a glasses-free 3D display and the three methods considered most likely to succeed commercially were chosen for our current research, these are; multi-layer light field, head tracked and super multiview...