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Technical Papers

Computational Cameras & Displays

3D World

ACM DL

Thursday, 3 August, 2:00 pm - 3:30 pm, Los Angeles Convention Center, Los Angeles Convention Center - Room 150/151
Session Chair: Gordon Wetzstein, Stanford University

3DTV at Home: Eulerian-Lagrangian Stereo-to-Multiview Conversion

This paper presents a new method for converting stereoscopic content to a multiview version that is suitable for presenting on automultiscopic displays. It also demonstrates hardware implementation capable of performing the conversion on-the-fly. User experiments show that the approach outperforms current real-time solutions.

Petr Kellnhofer
Max-Planck-Institut für Informatik, Massachusetts Institute of Technology

Piotr Didyk
Universität des Saarlandes, Max-Planck-Institut für Informatik

Szu-Po Wang
Massachusetts Institute of Technology

Pitchaya Sitthi-Amorn
Chulalongkorn University

William Freeman
Massachusetts Institute of Technology

Frédo Durand
Massachusetts Institute of Technology

Wojciech Matusik
Massachusetts Institute of Technology

Hiding of Phase-Based Stereo Disparity for Ghost-Free Viewing Without Glasses

This method generates perfectly ghost-free stereo image pairs for viewers without stereo glasses. The idea is to produce binocular disparity by adding a phase-shifting pattern, and its negative, to an image. Physical fusion of the pair cancels out the disparity components, leaving only the original 2D image visible.

Taiki Fukiage
NTT Communication Science Laboratories

Takahiro Kawabe
NTT Communication Science Laboratories

Shin'ya Nishida
NTT Communication Science Laboratories

Low-Cost 360 Stereo Photography and Video Capture

Given two 360º panoramas captured from consumer-grade cameras, this method can stitch an omni-directional stereo panorama by warping the input imagery according to estimated scene geometry.

Kevin Matzen
Facebook, Inc.

Michael Cohen
Facebook, Inc.

Bryce Evans
Facebook, Inc.

Johannes Kopf
Facebook, Inc.

Richard Szeliski
Facebook, Inc.

Mixed-Primary Factorization for Dual-Frame Computational Displays

Increasing the resolution and dynamic range of color displays is challenging. Designs are confined by cost and power, and the process requires trade-offs between spatial and temporal resolution for color reproduction. This paper explores hardware-algorithm design to balance such trade-offs by introducing content-adaptive and compressive factorizations to reproduce colors.

Fu-Chung Huang
NVIDIA Corporation

Dawid Pająk
Light

Jonghyun Kim
NVIDIA Corporation

Jan Kautz
NVIDIA Corporation

David Luebke
NVIDIA Corporation