Quick search on Twitter/Google and can& #39;t seem to find anyone talking about volumetric video generation AKA free viewpoint video — showcased in yesterday& #39;s livestream from Canon.
So, I& #39;m gonna talk about it...
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So, I& #39;m gonna talk about it...
Aside from the #EOSR5 announcement, this really caught my attention. Essentially, it& #39;s like bullet-time but at stadium event scale
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You can catch the segment here ">https://youtu.be/Eedhy1eWV... (at 36:56)
You can catch the segment here ">https://youtu.be/Eedhy1eWV... (at 36:56)
In short, multiple cameras are positioned in a stadium/studio to capture all the action, allowing for free control of any camera angle or position in retrospect.
Woah.
Woah.
The @rugbyworldcup in Japan was a successful testing space for the new tech. Here& #39;s an example for how it can be used from an analysis perspective https://youtu.be/XNEAkIWMD64 ">https://youtu.be/XNEAkIWMD...
I imagine the Tokyo Olympics were also a big driver in the development timeline. I guess now it& #39;s postponed, there will be significant improvements when it& #39;s finally ready.
I love how sport and technology are so intertwined
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