Yooooo I'ma try this I noticed when u moved i saw some warping...also is this like nurf where u cant set objects on the sand just pan around in the scene?
NeRF requires many (30+) images of an unmoving scene from all different angles to create a model that can later be viewed from any angle. Baseline NeRF doesn't handle video or scenes where anything moves. NeRF is also not fast enough to render on mobile devices currently, and not easy to edit with existing video tools. In contrast, Lifecast's software needs only one or two images, can do video, can be edited, and can render on mobile devices, but this comes with a tradeoff that the 3D reconstruction only looks perfect when the virtual camera is exactly on top of the original camera, and the farther away you move, the more artifacts appear. However, we are always working to improve our reconstruction quality, which is powered by machine learning and 3D geometric computer vision.
You can use an iPhone that has LiDAR. There’s a plug-in for blender and you can play the scene in 3D while you move around it. It’s not great .. but it’s good. I think you would need a lot of gear to be able to have a full 360.. or maybe something down to 3 or 4 cameras with LiDAR.
Yooooo I'ma try this I noticed when u moved i saw some warping...also is this like nurf where u cant set objects on the sand just pan around in the scene?
NeRF requires many (30+) images of an unmoving scene from all different angles to create a model that can later be viewed from any angle. Baseline NeRF doesn't handle video or scenes where anything moves. NeRF is also not fast enough to render on mobile devices currently, and not easy to edit with existing video tools. In contrast, Lifecast's software needs only one or two images, can do video, can be edited, and can render on mobile devices, but this comes with a tradeoff that the 3D reconstruction only looks perfect when the virtual camera is exactly on top of the original camera, and the farther away you move, the more artifacts appear. However, we are always working to improve our reconstruction quality, which is powered by machine learning and 3D geometric computer vision.
How do we create a life cast video ourselves?
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You can use an iPhone that has LiDAR. There’s a plug-in for blender and you can play the scene in 3D while you move around it. It’s not great .. but it’s good. I think you would need a lot of gear to be able to have a full 360.. or maybe something down to 3 or 4 cameras with LiDAR.