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Being There: Capturing and Experiencing a Sense of Place : Being There: Capturing and Experiencing a Sense of Place Richard Szeliski Microsoft Research Symposium on Computational Photography and Video


Early art: events : Early art: events Lascaux


Early art: events : Early art: events


Early art: events : Early art: events Bayeux Tapestries


Renaissance art: events : Renaissance art: events Da Vinci


Baroque art: portraits : Baroque art: portraits Rembrandt


Baroque art: landscapes : Baroque art: landscapes Rembrandt


Classical art: landscapes : Classical art: landscapes Corot


Impressionism: landscapes : Impressionism: landscapes Monet


Modern art: multi-perspective : Modern art: multi-perspective Picasso


Impressionism: landscapes : Impressionism: landscapes Monet


Photography: events : Photography: events Henri Cartier-Bresson


Photography: landscapes : Photography: landscapes Ansel Adams


Photography: landscapes : Photography: landscapes Galen Rowell


Photography: landscapes : Photography: landscapes Art Wolfe


Interactive Visual Media : Interactive Visual Media Branching storytelling Games: problem solving, skill acquisition sense of place, navigation


Real-world “immersive” media : Real-world “immersive” media Recapturing the sense of place QTVR: the first real breakthrough in modeling from reality? Fairly universal for high-end home and car sales, virtual tourism Limitations: mostly static, discrete jumps


Increasing realism : Increasing realism Better: field of view and resolution Demo: Space Needle dynamic range Additional cues/modalities: motion / movement Demo: Deception Falls sound


VR Tools : VR Tools


Fully automated stitch discovery : Fully automated stitch discovery Demo


Image stitching — open issues : Image stitching — open issues Fully automated assembly (no ordering) Full 2D stitching (multiple rows) Double image fix-up (de-ghosting) Merging different exposures Automated grouping/clustering (detection)


HDR: merging exposures : HDR: merging exposures Inputs Tonemapped output: no motion compensation or consistency check


HDR: merging exposures : Inputs Tonemapped output: global+local motion compensation HDR: merging exposures


Video Textures : Video Textures How can we turn a short video clip into continuous video? Enhance sense of liveness Use in games and presentations


Video Textures : Video Textures Find cyclic structure in the video Play frames with random shuffle Optional region-based analysis Smooth over discontinuities (morph)


Animating Stills : Animating Stills What if we only have a single beautiful photo (or painting)? Can we add so liveness to a photo/still?


Animating Stills : Animating Stills


Increasing “immersion” : Increasing “immersion” Add continuous movement


Demo Bellevue Botanical Garden : Demo Bellevue Botanical Garden


Demo HDR Home Walkthrough : Demo HDR Home Walkthrough


Video-based walkthroughs : Video-based walkthroughs Add continuous movement How did we do this? Is this 3D? 2D? Graphics? Video? Dimensionality and storage?


Limits of Video-Based Walkthroughs : Limits of Video-Based Walkthroughs Video-based walkthroughs are “rail experiences” of a space-time slice How do we break the bounds? Can’t move from side to side If there is motion in the scene, don’t see it Capturing all points of view everywhere in space at all times is impractical


A Practical 3D Video Camera : A Practical 3D Video Camera Working volume? Walls of a room: Virtualized Reality 2D “window”: LightField Array 1D “rail”: Virtual Viewpoint Video


“3D” video : “3D” video


Virtual Viewpoint Video : Virtual Viewpoint Video Capture multiple synchronized video streams


Key to view interpolation: Geometry : Key to view interpolation: Geometry Stereo Camera 1 Camera 2 Image 1 Image 2 Virtual Camera


Don’t match pixels – match segments : Don’t match pixels – match segments Segments contain more information, so they’re easier to match.


Iteratively update depths : Iteratively update depths


Depth through time: : Depth through time:


Matting : Matting Some pixels get influence for multiple surfaces. Background Surface Foreground Surface Image Camera Close up of real image: Multiple colors and depths at boundary pixels…


Find matting information: : Find matting information: Find boundary strips using depth. 2. Within boundary strips compute the colors and depths of the foreground and background object. Background Foreground Strip Width


Why matting is important : Why matting is important Matting No Matting


Representation : Representation Color Depth MAIN LAYER Color Depth Matting information BOUNDARY LAYER


Rendering pipeline (GPU) : Rendering pipeline (GPU) Render Main Layer Render Boundary Layer Composite Render Main Layer Render Boundary Layer


Real-time viewpoint control : Real-time viewpoint control “Matrix”-like effects – on demand! (With much, much less hardware.)


Wrapping up… : Wrapping up…


Light Field Rendering : Light Field Rendering Sample and synthesize (capture and render) from a 4D ray space [Lightfield, Levoy & Hanrahan; Lumigraph, Gortler et al., SIGGRAPH’96]


Slow Glass : Slow Glass What if we could capture all the photons and play them all back at a later time? Light of Other Days Bob Shaw, © 1969 http://www.scifi.com/scifiction/classics/classics_archive/shaw/shaw1.htm


Slow Glass : Slow Glass One could stand the glass beside, say, a woodland lake until the scene emerged, perhaps a year later. If the glass was then removed and installed in a dismal city flat, the flat would—for that year—appear to overlook the woodland lake. During the year it wouldn't be merely a very realistic but still picture—the water would ripple in sunlight, silent animals would come to drink, birds would cross the sky, night would follow day, season would follow season. Apart from its stupendous novelty value, the commercial success of slow glass was founded on the fact that having a scenedow was the exact emotional equivalent of owning land. The meanest cave dweller could look out on misty parks—and who was to say they weren't his? A man who really owns tailored gardens and estates doesn't spend his time proving his ownership by crawling on his ground, feeling, smelling, tasting it. All he receives from the land are light patterns…


Being There : Being There Artists (and all of us) have always wanted to capture a sense of being there. Computational photography and video bring us a lot closer: realism (field of view, resolution, contrast) movement and sound immersion and exploration What does the future hold?