We present an end-to-end system capable of real-time capturing and displaying
with full horizontal parallax high-quality 3D video contents on a cluster-driven
multiprojector light-field display with full horizontal parallax.
The capture component is an array of low-cost USB cameras connected to a single PC.
Raw M-JPEG data coming from the software-synchronized cameras are multicast over
Gigabit Ethernet to the back-end nodes of the rendering cluster, where they are
decompressed and rendered. For all-in-focus rendering, view-dependent depth is
estimated on the GPU using a customized multiview space-sweeping
approach based on fast Census-based area matching implemented in CUDA. Real-time
performance is demonstrated on a system with 18 cameras and 72 rendering projectors.
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