Light Field Rendering Shijin Kong Lijie Heng.

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Light Field Rendering Shijin Kong Lijie Heng

Overview Purpose Algorithm Discussion Applications 1. representation of light field-4D (u, v, s, t) 2. creation 3. compression 4. display Discussion Applications

Purpose To generate a new view from an arbitrary position Previous methods Environment maps - depth information Interpolating - correspondence points

Purpose-Cont. Limit: “fill in the gaps”, incorrect correspondences To avoid these problems, a new method was proposed in this paper by using light field

What is Light Field In the real 3D world, how to represent a ray? Using 5D Plenoptic Function

4D Representation In free space (no occluders), oriented lines could be represented in 4D

Representation of Light Field

Creation of Light Field Rendered Images

Creation of Light Fields Aliasing Low-pass filter

Display Show video

Discussion Advantages Limitations 1. easy, robust 2. fast to create new views -sampling Limitations Large amount of data Building acquisition device Fixed focal surface

Discussion Limitations Large amount of data Building acquisition device Fixed focal surface

Compression VQ Lempel-Zic Coding

Compression -Cont.

Discussion Limitations Large amount of data Building acquisition device Fixed focal surface

Acquisition-Option1 Using a single camera -hard to manipulate -need refocus -aliasing/blurriness

Signal Camera

Acquisition-Option2 Using an array of cameras -fixed -inflexible

Camera Arrays

Acquisition-Option3 Using an microlens array to replace the camera array -easy to use -reduce aliasing

Hand-held Plenoptic Camera

Hand-held Plenoptic Camera- Cont.

More on Plenoptic Camera Higher image resolution, increased sharpness of the refocused photographs. Shorter exposures and lower image noise

Discussion Limitations Large amount of data Building acquisition device Fixed focal surface

Dynamic Reparameterized Light Fields Focal Surface is fixed when create light fields What if recover pixels that are not on the focal surface Reparameterize to required focal surface

Dynamic Reparameterized Light Fields Move to desired new focal surface Create a new 4D space with new focal surface Recove ray with Reparameterization (u, v, s, t) => (u, v, f, g)F

Dynamic Reparameterized Light Fields Recover ray r Resample from ray (s’, t’, f, g) and (s’’, t’’, f, g) Interpolation, reconstruction with filter, … , etc

Dynamic Reparameterized Light Fields

Dynamic Reparameterized Light Fields Change the shape of focal surface Gives focus on 3D object rather than planes

Dynamic Reparameterized Light Fields

Dynamic Reparameterized Light Fields

Variable Apertures Also can generate variable aperture Aperture Control amount of light Control depth of fields Aperture Filter: Control how many cameras are used to resample a required ray Larger apertures produce images with narrow range of focus

Aperture Filters

Variable Apertures

Variable Apertures

Application of Light Fields Multipersepective panorama Lens simulation

Applications of Light Field Multipersepective panorama

Applications of Light Field Lens simulation Simulate lens with large aperture

Future of Light Field Need better ways to capture larger collection of viewpoints Reconstruct 3D shape with vision algorithms More images captured allow peeking arround occlusions

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