Motion Stabilisation of Left and Right Eye Views

Thomas Judge

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Motion Stabilisation of Left and Right Eye Views
Example Frame Showing Motion Compensation for Right Eye View Compared to Left (Scaled Down)

This post describes a significant enhancement to the 2D to 3D algorithm in order to further reduce risk of discomfort. This enhancement includes:

  • Introduction of a new element that performs full frame motion compensation on the right eye view so that it always aligns precisely with the left eye view.
  • Increase in the default frame stretch factor from 5% to 8%, to adjust for the increased precision in frame alignment from the new motion compensation step.
  • Reduction of the default threshold at which the algorithm rejects a frame for 2D to 3D processing, as the result of too much frame to frame motion, from about 20% to 10% of the frame.

Examples:

I have again used the "Avatar: The Way of Water" trailer in these examples:

See Half Top/Bottom video format examples below (for playing directly in headset via a browser):

You can also download the Avatar 2: Trailer example video in Full 3D SBS format from the link below and in other formats here:

Motion Compensated, Avatar 2: Trailer in 3D Full SBS Format - FS8 (207 MB)

Sample Frames:

Motion Compensated Example Frame 1 - FS8 - in 3D Full SBS formatMotion Compensated Example Frame 2 - FS8 - in 3D Full SBS formatMotion Compensated Example Frame 3 - FS8 - in 3D Full SBS formatMotion Compensated Example Frame 4 - FS8 - in 3D Full SBS format