PubMed · 15369084
Arbitrary viewpoint video synthesis from multiple uncalibrated cameras.
Abstract
We propose a method for arbitrary view synthesis from uncalibrated multiple camera system, targeting large spaces such as soccer stadiums. In Projective Grid Space (PGS), which is a three-dimensional space defined by epipolar geometry between two basis cameras in the camera system, we reconstruct three-dimensional shape models from silhouette images. Using the three-dimensional shape models reconstructed in the PGS, we obtain a dense map of the point correspondence between reference images. The obtained correspondence can synthesize the image of arbitrary view between the reference images. We also propose a method for merging the synthesized images with the virtual background scene in the PGS. We apply the proposed methods to image sequences taken by a multiple camera system, which installed in a large concert hall. The synthesized image sequences of virtual camera have enough quality to demonstrate effectiveness of the proposed method.
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Satoshi Yaguchi, Hideo Saito. 2004. Arbitrary viewpoint video synthesis from multiple uncalibrated cameras.. https://doi.org/10.1109/tsmcb.2003.817108
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