Fumio Okura
ABSTRACT
This paper proposes an freeview generation technique providing the users to change their viewpoints beyond time and space. The study consists of three technical elements: image-based rendering, relighting, and augmented telepresence. Before now, we have developed two systems relating this study: an augmented telepresence system and a full spherical HDR aerial imaging system.
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Index Terms
- Spacetime freeview generation using image-based rendering, relighting, and augmented telepresence
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