It seems like, if you stick three 360-degree (4pi steradian?) cameras in a triangle, a computer should be able to reconstruct a stereo pair of viewpoints in any direction (by reverse mapping the shape of the space and re-projecting the scene onto it). Cameras occluding each other would be a problem, though...
Ironically (?), pannable stereo is much easier for constructed environments than for captured video. And in either case it requires hardware that's up to reconstituting the scene in realtime.
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Date: 2017-05-22 01:54 am (UTC)Ironically (?), pannable stereo is much easier for constructed environments than for captured video. And in either case it requires hardware that's up to reconstituting the scene in realtime.