Ainsworth, Richard A. (2019). Stereo Panoramic Photography for Virtual Reality. In CAVEcam Virtual Reality Photography Collection. UC San Diego Library Digital Collections. https://doi.org/10.6075/J02F7KR3

Stereo photographic techniques for creating virtual environments are described in detail. The transition from traditional photography to environmental imaging includes spherical image capture, distortion correction, full dynamic range acquisition, and deep focus methods. The complete CAVEcam system tutorial for creating images includes equipment, procedures, and software rendering of the final left and right equirectangular projections for virtual reality presentation.

• 2019

• Ainsworth, Richard A.

• Ainsworth & Partners, Inc.

Cover image: Wisconsin State Capitol

Version history:
Version 1.0 December 15, 2010
Version 1.1 January 15, 2011

• CAVEcam
• Environmental imaging
• Equirectangular projection
• Extreme resolution photography
• Megapixel digital images
• Panoramic photography
• Photographically generated virtual reality
• Stereo photography
• Stereo photography techniques
• Virtual reality (VR)

• English

Identifier: ISBN 978-1-4507-5290-9

Doi: https://doi.org/10.6075/J02F7KR3

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• 2010-2011

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