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- the invention relates to a display apparatus for displaying an output image on basis of 3D visual information.
- the invention relates to a method of displaying an output image on basis of 3D visual information.
- the invention further relates to a computer program product to be loaded by a computer arrangement, comprising instructions to render an output image on basis of 3D visual information, the computer arrangement comprising processing means and a memory.
- the three-dimensional (3D) visual information is represented by means of a geometric 3D-model.
- the application domain comprises synthesized content, i.e. computer graphics, e.g. gaming and Computer Aided Design (CAD).
- CAD Computer Aided Design
- VRML Virtual Reality Modeling Language
- Information about the viewer's head position is used to set the viewpoint, as a parameter, in the stereo image synthesis (rendering).
- the left and right views are e.g. time-multiplexed on a CRT-based monitor and an electro-optical switch in combination with passive glasses, based on polarization, enables the 3D visualization.
- This type of visualization is illustrative only, alternatives can be used including auto-stereoscopy.
- the second example applies to the 3D visualization of image based content.
- the 3D visual information is represented by means of images and corresponding depth maps.
- the data in this format is e.g. stored and exchanged as Red, Green, Blue and Depth (RGBD).
- each pixel has been annotated a depth value that indicates the distance of the corresponding scene point to the camera.
- the depth part in this representation might have been obtained in one of several ways. E.g. recorded directly together with the image data using a depth-range camera or obtained from stereographic recordings using disparity estimation.
- the adaptive synthesis of images with new viewpoints from this input material is accomplished using so-called image warping techniques, e.g. as described in "View interpolation for image synthesis", by Shenchang Eric Chen and Lance Williams, in Computer Graphics Annual Conference Series, Proceedings of SIGGRAPH 93, pages 279-288.
- the display apparatus comprises: first receiving means for receiving a first signal representing the 3D visual information; second receiving means for receiving a second signal representing positional information of a viewer of the output image, as function of time, the positional information being relative to the display apparatus; filtering means for high-pass filtering the second signal, resulting in a third signal; rendering means for rendering the output image on basis of the first signal and the third signal; and display means for displaying the output image.
- An important aspect of the invention is the filtering of the second signal representing positional information of the viewer of the image.
- By filtering the second signal there is no linear relation between the actual positional information and the output of the rendering means, but there is a relation between the change of the actual positional information per unit of time and the output of the rendering means. That means that if the change of actual positional information during a particular amount of time is zero, i.e. if the speed of the viewer is zero, then the output of the filtering means is equal to zero.
- the rendering means will render the default image corresponding to a default positional information, being a predetermined view of the 3D visual information.
- the display apparatus is arranged to react on swift movements of the viewers head, corresponding to movements intended to observe the interactive motion parallax, while it is arranged to display a preferred default image if a recent movement was not intended as such but e.g. caused by just taking another position or moving the chair on which the viewer is sitting.
- the 3D visual information might be represented in several ways: as a 3D- model in VRML, as a volume set of voxels, as a set of surface descriptions or as an image plus depth map.
- the 3D visual information comprises an input image and a corresponding depth map and the input image and the output image are substantially mutually equal for a predetermined value of the third signal, while for a further value of the third signal the output image represents a different view on a scene than a first view on the scene corresponding to the input image.
- the display apparatus displays an output image with a minimum of distortion. So, the image quality is optimal if the viewer has not been moving for a while.
- An embodiment of the display apparatus according to the invention further comprises clipping means for clipping the third signal between a lower limit and an upper limit. The third signal originating from the head-tracker is filtered in such a way that relatively large viewpoint offsets are prevented. This prevents the associated distortion at the cost of viewpoint adaptivity for relatively large head movements.
- An embodiment of the display apparatus further comprises content analyzing means for analyzing the 3D visual information and/or the output image and for controlling the filtering means and/or the clipping means.
- the content analyzing means is arranged to determine a measure of a set of measures comprising a first measure corresponding to the number of discontinuities in the depth map, a second measure corresponding to the homogeneity of the background of the input image and a third measure corresponding to the number of holes in the output image.
- the applied control is preferably as follows: the content analyzing means is arrange to increase the lower limit and/or decrease the upper limit if the first measure is relatively high or the second measure is relatively low or the third measure is relatively high; and - the content analyzing means is arrange to decrease the cut-off frequency of the filtering means if the first measure is relatively high or the second measure is relatively low or the third measure is relatively high.
- the control signal is determined offline and embedded into the 3D visual information as meta data.
- the display apparatus is a multi-view display device being arranged to render a further output image and to display the output image in a first direction and to display the further output image in a second direction.
- the method comprises: receiving a first signal representing the 3D visual information; receiving a second signal representing positional information of a viewer of the output image, as function of time, the positional information being relative to a display apparatus; - high-pass filtering the second signal, resulting in a third signal; rendering the output image on basis of the first signal and the third signal; and displaying the output image. It is a further object of the invention to provide a computer program product of the kind described in the opening paragraph, to render a default image corresponding to a predetermined view of the 3D visual information if a tracked viewer is hardly moving during a particular amount of time.
- the computer program product after being loaded, provides said processing means with the capability to carry out: receiving a first signal representing the 3D visual information; - receiving a second signal representing positional information of a viewer of the output image, as function of time, the positional information being relative to a display apparatus; high-pass filtering the second signal, resulting in a third signal; and rendering the output image on basis of the first signal and the third signal.
- Fig. 1 schematically shows an embodiment of the display apparatus according to the invention
- Fig. 2 shows three different output images which are generated by means of the display apparatus of Fig.1
- Fig. 3 schematically shows an embodiment of a stereoscopic display apparatus according to the invention
- Fig. 4 schematically shows the transfer characteristic of the clipping unit
- Fig. 5 shows a head-tracker signal provided by a head-tracker and the high- pass filtered signal derived from that head-tracker signal.
- Same reference numerals are used to denote similar parts throughout the
- Fig. 1 schematically shows an embodiment of the display apparatus 100 according to the invention.
- the display apparatus 100 is arranged to displaying an output image on basis of 3D visual information and positional information being provided.
- the display apparatus 100 is connected to a head-tracker 108 which is arranged to determine the position 102 of an observer 104, i.e. viewer, relative to the display apparatus 100.
- the display apparatus 100 comprises such a head -tracker 108.
- the position 102 of the observer 104 may be sensed by an ultrasonic tracking system or the observer 104 may wear a magnet to indicate his position 102 to a magnetic tracking system.
- one or more cameras may scan the viewing region to determine the observer's position, for instance supplying image data to a system which recognizes the eyes of the observer.
- the observer 104 wears a reflector which reflects electromagnetic energy, such as infrared energy.
- a scanning infrared source and an infrared detector or a wide angle infrared source and a scanning infrared detector determine the position of the reflector which is preferably worn between the eyes of the observer 104.
- the display apparatus 100 comprises: a first input unit 101 for receiving a first signal 3DV representing the 3D visual information; a second input unit 116 for receiving a second signal P representing the positional information of the observer as function of time; a high-pass filter unit 122 for high-pass filtering the second signal P, resulting in a third signal PF; a rendering unit 118 for rendering the output image on basis of the first signal 3DV and the third signal PF; and a display device 112 for displaying the output image.
- the display apparatus 100 optionally comprises a clipping unit 124 for clipping the second signal PF third signal between a lower limit and an upper limit, resulting in a fourth signal PFC.
- the display apparatus 100 optionally comprises a signal transformation unit 126 to transform the fourth signal PFC into a fifth signal PP having values which are appropriate for the rendering.
- the transformation might comprise a scaling or a mapping between coordinate systems, e.g. form world coordinates of the observer into view coordinates of the 3D visual information or from Cartesian coordinates into pole coordinates.
- Fig. 2 shows three different output images 200-204 which are generated by means of the display apparatus 100 according to the invention. Assume that the first signal 3DV comprises an input image and a corresponding depth map.
- the display apparatus 100 displays a first 200 one of the output images.
- This first 200 one of the output images represents a portion of a person, i.e. a head 208, shoulders 210 and a right arm 212. It looks as if the observer 104 can watch the person straight in the eyes 206.
- This first one 200 of the output images is substantially equal to the input image being provided to the display apparatus 100.
- the observer 104 is moving swiftly in a direction indicated with a first arrow 105.
- a second 204 one of the series of output as being displayed on the display device 112 is depicted in Fig. 2.
- This second 204 one of the output images represents the portion of the person, i.e. the head 208, the shoulders 210 and the right arm 212. But now it looks as if the observer 104 can not watch the person straight in the eyes 206, but as if the person has rotated his head 208 a bit to the left. If the observer 104 subsequently moves relatively swiftly to the opposite direction, i.e. in the direction indicated with the second arrow 103 then a similar process is executed. The consequence is that the observer 104 will be shown a third 204 one of the output images.
- This third 204 one of the output images also represents the portion of the person, i.e. the head 208, the shoulders 210 and the right arm 212. Again it looks as if the observer 104 can not watch the person straight in the eyes 206. However now it looks as if the person has rotated his head 208 a bit to the right.
- the clipping unit 124 will clip the third high-pass filtered signal PF if it exceeds predetermined thresholds. Consequently, the observer 104 is presented with the same third 204 one of the output images for both positions 107 and 109 corresponding to the distances dl and d2 related to the origin 102, respectively.
- the observer 104 is presented with different output images 200-204 corresponding to different views on a scene.
- the scene comprises a talking person.
- the observer is located on a second location 107 and has not been moving for a while, e.g. 1-5 seconds.
- the value of the high-pass filtered third signal PF equals zero.
- the rendering unit 118 will generate the default output image, i.e. the first one 200 of the output images. If the observer starts moving from the second location 107 in a direction indicated with the second arrow 103 then the observer will be presented with the third 204 one of the output images.
- the first input unit 101, the second input unit 116, the high-pass filter unit 122, the clipping unit 124, the rendering unit 118 and the signal transformation unit 126 may be implemented using one processor. Normally, these functions are performed under control of a software program product. During execution, normally the software program product is loaded into a memory, like a RAM, and executed from there. The program may be loaded from a background memory, like a ROM, hard disk, or magnetically and/or optical storage, or may be loaded via a network like Internet. Optionally an application specific integrated circuit provides the disclosed functionality. Fig.
- FIG. 3 schematically shows an embodiment of a stereoscopic display apparatus 300 according to the invention.
- the working of this embodiment 200 is substantially equal to the working of the embodiment 100 as described in connection with Figs. 1 and 2. Some differences are described below.
- the stereoscopic display apparatus 300 comprises a rendering unit 118 for rendering a left-eye output image and a further rendering unit 120 for rendering a right-eye output image, the left-eye output image and the right-eye output image forming a stereo pair. Both output images of the stereo pair are computed as described in connection with Fig. 1, albeit, that for the rendering unit 118 and the further rendering unit 120 different positional information signals PPL and PPR are provided.
- the difference between these two signals PPL and PPR is related to the distance (or assumed distance) between the eyes of the observer 104.
- the left-eye output image and right-eye output image are time-multiplexed by means of the multiplexer unit 114 and displayed on the CRT-based display device 112.
- the electro-optical switch 110 in combination with passive glasses 106, based on polarization, enables the stereoscopic visualization. This type of visualization is illustrative only, alternatives can be used including auto-stereoscopy.
- the stereoscopic display apparatus 300 further comprises an image content analyzer 128 being arranged to control the clipping unit 124 and the high-pass filter unit 122. The behavior of the display apparatus 300 is such that an appropriate image quality of the output images is aimed at.
- a known method to reduce the distortion problems is to supplement the image plus depth with information about occluded areas: Such information is available for image plus depth information obtained from stereo recordings. Furthermore, an increasingly amount of movies are making use of chroma keying. This is a method wherein the movie-cast acts in front of a blue or green background being located inside a film studio. Later on, in the editing stage, the original blue or green background is replaced (keyed out) by the intended background, which can be based on al kinds of film material, e.g. shot outdoor, small scale, or even computer generated material. For such cases, the complete background, including the parts which are occluded by the actors, is available and can be exchanged in combination with the image plus depth information.
- the filter characteristic of the high-pass filter unit 122 is controlled on basis of the clipping unit 124.
- the cut-off frequency is adapted depending on the fact whether the input PF of the clipping unit 124 is clipped or not.
- the high-pass filter unit 122 has a so-called asymmetric behavior, e.g. fast responds on movements but slow responds on being stationary.
- the display apparatus might be part of a video conference system, a consumer device like a TV set or a gaming device.
- Fig. 5 shows an (input) head-tracker signal P provided by a head-tracker 108 and the (output) high-pass filtered signal PF derived from that head-tracker signal P.
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