3D point cloud reconstruction from single plenoptic image

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Abstract

Novel plenoptic cameras sample the light field crossing the main camera lens. The information available in a plenoptic image must be processed, in order to create the depth map of the scene from a single camera shot. In this paper a novel algorithm, for the reconstruction of 3D point cloud of the scene from a single plenoptic image, taken with a consumer plenoptic camera, is proposed. Experimental analysis is conducted on several test images, and results are compared with state of the art methodologies. The results are very promising, as the quality of the 3D point cloud from plenoptic image, is comparable with the quality obtained with current non-plenoptic methodologies, that necessitate more than one image.

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Murgia, F., Perra, C., & Giusto, D. (2016). 3D point cloud reconstruction from single plenoptic image. Telfor Journal, 8(1), 26–31. https://doi.org/10.5937/telfor1601026M

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