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Omnistereo for panoramic virtual environment display systems

Simon et al., 2004

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7541925515976888528
Author
Simon A
Smith R
Pawlicki R
Publication year
Publication venue
IEEE Virtual Reality 2004

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This paper discusses the use of omnidirectional stereo for panoramic virtual environments. It presents two methods for real-time rendering of omnistereo images. Conventional perspective stereo is correct everywhere in the visual field, but only in one view direction …
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