Central Angle Optimization for 360-degree Holographic 3D Content
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Abstract (arXiv)
In this study, we propose a method to find an optimal central angle in deep learning-based depth map estimation used to produce realistic holographic content. The acquisition of RGB-depth map images as detailed as possible must be performed to generate holograms of high quality, despite the high computational cost. Therefore, we introduce a novel pipeline designed to analyze various values of central angles between adjacent camera viewpoints equidistant from the origin of an object-centered environment. Then we propose the optimal central angle to generate high-quality holographic content. The proposed pipeline comprises key steps such as comparing estimated depth maps and comparing reconstructed CGHs (Computer-Generated Holograms) from RGB images and estimated depth maps. We experimentally demonstrate and discuss the relationship between the central angle and the quality of digital holographic content.
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