“Consistent stylization of stereoscopic 3D images”
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- Consistent stylization of stereoscopic 3D images
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The application of stylization filters to photographs is common, Instagram being a popular recent example. These image manipulation applications work great for 2D images. However, stereoscopic 3D cameras are increasingly available to consumers (Nintendo 3DS, Fuji W3 3D, HTC Evo 3D). How will users apply these same stylizations to stereoscopic images?
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4. Stavrakis, E., and Gelautz, M. 2005. Stereoscopic painting with varying levels of detail. In In Proceedings of SPIE – Stereoscopic Displays and Virtual Reality Systems XII, 5564.
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