Deprecated page!
The new page can be found "here":http://mgschwan.github.com/pyWiggle
Info: These are some example animations that show the output of pyWiggle 0.1. The program tries to reproduce the effect seen here. It interpolates several views between a left and right image to create a smooth animation between those two views. When those animations are played back it gives the user an impression of the scene depth without using glasses or other means of 3D technology. See http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stereoscopy#Wiggle_stereoscopy for more details.
Please note that the rights to the images belong to the respective owners. The source for the images is posted below the image itself. I am using these images for scientific research, namely the creation of a simple algorithm to interpolate views between two or more stereo images.
Please note: the animations are rather big and take a while to load.
Examples (Those are ancient history. Please visit "this link":http://media.zero997.com/pywiggle/index.html to see the results of the current version)
Pictures from older versions:
Todo list:
- Filtering of the motionvector field (median filtering, averaging, ...)
- Drawing the blocks in a sorted way. First draw the blocks that move only slightly (small disparity means far away) and then the blocks that moved significantly (big disparity means close to the camera)