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What algorithm and implementation is desirable for building a stereo image based on leticular printing technology like Lumii?
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In the laboratory of the KGiM VMK MSU, we were engaged in similar activities - both printing lenticular images on paper and generating video for autostereoscopic monitors (we had 4 of them). The most difficult thing was to build high-quality angles from a mono image - the depth was taken from wherever possible - from motion analysis, focusing, some scenes were specially filmed with several cameras. Then a special scan of these frames was built into strips for lenses, and then a very accurate calibration and a complete lack of compression were required - such a five-minute video that we played at the booth of exhibitions weighed 200 gigs and was rendered almost a day before.
The topic is extremely voluminous and there are a lot of nuances. In real time, in those years, we didn’t get ice, the depth jumped, and there was clearly not enough power. I don’t know how things are now with this, I have not been in this lab for 5 years. Unfortunately, I can’t share the code, in any case I recommend taking an interest in the topic in PM and reading a series of articles from our lab on Habré https://habr.com/ru/users/3Dvideo/
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