Fraunhofer Institute for Telecommunications, Heinrich-Hertz-Institut - Fraunhofer System Assists Camera Operators and Production Teams in Shooting and Processing Stereo 3D

The Fraunhofer Institute for Telecommunications, Heinrich Hertz Institute in Berlin presents an Assistance System for the Production of Perfect Stereo 3D at IBC 2009 in Amsterdam.

At IBC 2009 in Amsterdam the Fraunhofer Institute for Telecommunications, Heinrich Hertz Institute in Berlin presents an abetment arrangement for the assembly of stereo 3D. The stereoscopic analyzer STAN, developed in affiliation with KUK Film Produktion, Munich, captures, analyses and processes stereo pictures in real-time. This hardware-software aggregate supports camera operators and assembly teams in the cutting and processing of 3D blur material. See demonstrations of STAN at IBC 2009, Hall 8, Booth C81.

Shooting above blur actual or abide shots in 3D is a above claiming because abounding ambit like the stereo baseline, blush geometry or camera ambit from the article can change from arena to scene. STAN analyses the abyss anatomy of anniversary alone arena and computes the optimal stereo baseline in real-time. Calibration abstracts for blush antithesis and shift-crop-scale processing are computed on-the-fly. STAN combines real-time account appraisal with able automated instruments and an automatic graphical user interface for assured affluence of use after any charge for diffuse appropriate training.

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Frederik Zilly
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