论文信息 - Building camera arrays for light-field capture, display, and analysis

Building camera arrays for light-field capture, display, and analysis

We describe a series of multi-view and mosaicking cameras we have designed over the past few years for video conferencing, entertainment, sports and special event coverage, light field capture (for display) and ranging applications. These are elements of a continuing exploration of what happens when cameras cost nothing, take no space, and incur negligible bandwidth - i.e., now.

Sven Wanner | Constantin Papadas | Harlyn Baker | Sonny Vo

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