Can anyone tell me what should I change in a picture so that I get 3D effect on 3D VR glassed like google cardboard ? I mean what should be the difference between the view for left and right eye?
Dear Krzysztof,
This is a suggestion , I am sure you have looked into it . Wonder how holographic image rendering surfaces are ??
Left to right - physiologically they are projected on the same plane aren't they (I am not too good with this stuff)
Again,toooo big a scale ...
http://arstechnica.com/science/2009/08/holographic-gpu-renders-at-near-real-time-speeds/
http://gl.ict.usc.edu/Research/3DDisplay/
Hello Krzysztof,
I'm not sure exactly if this is the same problem your facing but you can have a look at our paper:
Single-Monitor-Mirror Stereoscopic Display
or
Mirror Stereoscopic Display for Direct Volume Rendering
perhaps it helps you.
Best regards,
Filipe
The key parameter that determines the 3D effect in a left/right pair of images is the disparity (the difference in the horizontal position of for the same object in both images), so objects that are close to the observer must have a larger disparity than objects that are far form the observer. I suggest that, as an intermediate step, you build a disparity map of one of the views and then build the second view using this disparity to place the objects in the desired positions.
Regards,
José Luis.
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