Methodology for stereoscopic motion-picture quality assessment

Voronov, Alexander A.; Vatolin, Dmitriy; Sumin, Denis; Napadovsky, Vyacheslav; Borisov, Alexey

doi:10.1117/12.2008485

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“…21,37,38 There is also work discussing how to handle the near/far plane limits by correctly transforming between the viewer/display and camera/scene space. 21,37,38 There is also work discussing how to handle the near/far plane limits by correctly transforming between the viewer/display and camera/scene space.…”

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Stereoscopic cell visualization: from mesoscopic to molecular scale

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Cell visualization is an important area of scientific and educational visualization. There is already a number of astonishing animations illustrating the structural and functional properties of biological cells available in the Internet. However, these visualizations usually do not take advantage of three-dimensional (3-D) stereoscopic techniques. The stereoscopic visualization of the microcosmos cell-invisible to the human eye-bears high potential for educational as well as scientific approaches. Using open source tools it will be shown that it is possible to generate statically rendered as well as interactive stereoscopic cell visualizations. First, the 3-D modeling software Blender in conjunction with Schneider's stereoscopic camera plug-in will be used to generate a stereoscopic cell animation. While static renderings have an advantage in that the stereoscopic effect can be optimized for spectators, interactive stereoscopic visualizations always have to adjust and optimize the stereoscopic effect for users who can freely navigate through space. Cell visualization is paradigmatic for this problem because the scale differences from the mesoscopic to the molecular level account for a factor of 100,000. Therefore, two stereoscopic approaches of the CELLmicrocosmos project will be introduced, which address the stereoscopic scaling problem. The stereoscopic quality was positively evaluated by 20 students. Downloaded From: http://electronicimaging.spiedigitallibrary.org/ on 05/15/2015 Terms of Use: http://spiedl.org/terms

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Stereoscopic cell visualization: from mesoscopic to molecular scale

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“…It is particularly noticeable in the case of di cult weather conditions during the shooting. Anomalies in the calibration not only lower the quality of the nal product by causing a variety of image dysfunctions [7], but even worse, may be the source of the user's health problems. There are many di erent kinds of scene implementation anomalies with various reasons and effects.…”

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Detection of vertical disparity in three-dimensional visualizations

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Kowalczyk

2017

Open Physics

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This paper identi es the major types of artifacts occurring in three-dimensional materials. It focuses on the analysis of vertical disparity. The vertical disparity is the artifact of the 3D images that appears both in the lm material and in the computer visualizations. The research explains the causes and consequences of the vertical disparity occurrence and presents the stable algorithm of detecting mentioned anomaly. The implementation of the developed method constitutes a complete solution enabling veri cation of the stereoscopic material quality. The summary of the paper contains the evaluation of the algorithm in terms of correctness and stability.

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“…Parallel RIG equipped with two cameras [6] Anomalies in the calibration not only lower the quality of the nal product by causing a variety of image dysfunctions [7], but even worse, may be the source of the user's health problems. There are many di erent kinds of scene implementation anomalies with various reasons and effects.…”

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