“Image-Based Rendering: Really New or Deja Vu?” Moderated by Michael F. Cohen

  • ©Eric Chen, Marc Levoy, Jitendra Malik, and Leonard McMillan

Conference:


Type(s):


Entry Number: 14

Title:

    Image-Based Rendering: Really New or Deja Vu?

Presenter(s)/Author(s):


Moderator(s):



Abstract:


    Image-based rendering (IBR), techniques that generate new images from other images rather than geometric primitives, appeared to burst onto the computer graphics scene in the last few years. This panel of pioneering IBR researchers defines IBR and places this emerging technology in a continuum of developments, then speculates on the long-term impact of IBR on computer graphics by addressing issues such as: What is IBR good for? Will IBR replace polygons? What could IBR mean for graphics on the Internet? What are the implications of IBR for hardware design?


ACM Digital Library Publication:



Overview Page: