System, method and apparatus for stereo roll correction using autofocus feedback
An automatic focus and roll angle technology, applied in stereo systems, image analysis, instruments, etc., can solve problems such as visual discomfort for viewers, misaligned images captured, and time shifts
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[0025] Certain visual experiments have shown that in order to view a three-dimensional (3D) presentation based on stereoscopic images (sometimes referred to herein as "stereoscopic images," "stereoscopic images," or "stereoscopic image pairs") with minimal discomfort or stress , the "left" and "right" digital sensors used to capture stereo images should be properly aligned with each other. For example, the light (or sensing) axes of two digital sensors may be aligned optically or substantially parallel, e.g., differing only by a known or readily determinable horizontal or vertical offset, the horizontal Or vertical offsets are easily corrected by digital editing of captured images. To achieve the desired stereoscopic effect and image fusibility, the horizontal distance between the imaging sensors in a stereoscopic sensor pair is (in some examples) approximately 3.25 cm. Furthermore, there is preferably only a relatively small horizontal or vertical offset between pairs of sen...
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