OmniPhotos can be captured quickly and easily using a commercially available 360° video camera on a rotating selfie stick.
This mimics how your eyes view the real world, creating a more immersive experience.
This is a fast, easy and robust system that recreates high quality motion parallax, so that as the VR user moves their head, the objects in the foreground move faster than the background.
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Whilst state-of-the-art VR photography, which includes depth perception, is available to professional photographers, it requires expensive equipment, as well as time to process the thousands of photos needed to create a fully immersive VR environment.ĭr Christian Richardt and his team at CAMERA, the University of Bath’s motion capture research centre, have created a new type of 360° VR photography accessible to amateur photographers called OmniPhotos. However, it doesn’t retain depth perception, so the scene is distorted and the images look flat. Virtual reality headsets are becoming increasingly popular for gaming, and with the global pandemic restricting our ability to travel, this system could also be a cheap and easy way to create virtual tours for tourist destinations.Ĭonventional 360° photography stitches together thousands of shots as you move around one spot. The system uses a commercially available 360° camera on a rotating selfie stick to capture video footage and create an immersive VR experience. Omniphotos allows amateur photographers to create VR experiences using commercially available cameras.
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