10-20-2016, 08:25 AM
In VR, you can move and zoom yourslef to the place of interest.
Stitching is always with a time-lag and inside rooms it's pretty complicated.and looks weird. It's better to go spherical instead of trying to bend rectangualr pictures from rooms. I did that a coupple of times with a pano-stitcher, rooms are very tricky. Small rooms even more.
If I want to mix virtual reality with artifical generated content, I need a very well defined lens to make the mix believable. I guess, the people interested in such a lens (or even the stereo version of it), know, what they are looking for.
Stitching is always with a time-lag and inside rooms it's pretty complicated.and looks weird. It's better to go spherical instead of trying to bend rectangualr pictures from rooms. I did that a coupple of times with a pano-stitcher, rooms are very tricky. Small rooms even more.
If I want to mix virtual reality with artifical generated content, I need a very well defined lens to make the mix believable. I guess, the people interested in such a lens (or even the stereo version of it), know, what they are looking for.