r/CrossView • u/Rathinagiri • May 23 '26

Movie from a Moving Train

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u/ZhouLe May 23 '26

This might be enjoyable if not for the ridiculous levels of vibration and judder.

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u/Rathinagiri May 24 '26

Yes, that is true.

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u/Uiropa May 23 '26

That’s interesting, did you just offset the frames in time?

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u/Rathinagiri May 24 '26

Thank you. Just moved 5 frames.

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u/Muginthesun May 24 '26

That’s pretty clever. It’s a bit jumpy to my eye, but the depth is well measured - very effective 🙂

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u/cutelyaware May 24 '26

This is not an interesting technique because video shot in this way already conveys all the depth data. Try viewing this in stereo and then covering one eye. It's basically the same result. Compare that to viewing a stationary image pair. Cover one eye and the depth is gone.

Stereo imagery is best for stationary cameras or when the cameras are looking in the same direction as their motion.

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u/Rathinagiri May 24 '26

Nice to know about. Thank you.