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The Gaussian Pole in Action Here is the first capture I made on my initial attempt using standard camera settings. From a single 360-degree orbit around the bike, I extracted 452 images from the five DJI Osmo Action 4 cameras. For ease of viewing and sharing, I rendered the... show more

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MrNeRF2 years ago

Here is the link to view the splat:

aaron2 years ago

Did you randomly sample the images or manually select the highest quality ones? Also were this images taken at specific spots or a walking video orbit?

MrNeRF2 years ago

I did it the dumbest way possible. I just extracted 2 fps from all five videos and packed everything in a zip file. I also orbited once around the bike to capture the scene. You can see the entire capturing process in my vlog:

Latent Spacer2 years ago

Very nice! I wonder if you’d get better results on Postshot. By the way, check this guy’s setup: his renders have amazing quality.

MrNeRF2 years ago

Thx for sharing. I am in contact with him on linkedin.

Mgr. Peu2 years ago

The big quality is the homogeneity. There are usually areas which are not or less captured. It looks completely covered here. Really nice

MrNeRF2 years ago

That's because I pointed one camera towards the ground which helps a lot.

CoffeeVectors2 years ago

So cool! I was thinking how a rig like this would really help speed things up. Would love to see you talk about your experiences with this once you figure out more camera settings!

MrNeRF2 years ago

Will do!

Karim Jedda2 years ago

Excellent result!

MrNeRF2 years ago

Thx Karim. For the first try, yes! I need to experiment in order to learn how to get most out of the cams :)

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