A framework for automatic creation of motion effects from theatrical motion pictures

Authors
Shin, SuchulYoo, ByounghyunHan, Soonhung
Issue Date
2014-06
Publisher
SPRINGER
Citation
MULTIMEDIA SYSTEMS, v.20, no.3, pp.327 - 346
Abstract
Motion effects are the most important physical effects of commercial feature films in the latest cinemas equipped with multi-sensory-effect systems known as 4DX theaters. This paper presents a framework for automatically generating motion effects from a video. We propose a seven-step motion-effect production pipeline based on the concept of structure from motion. In particular, we present the total-variation-based adaptive noise reduction method to remove acceleration noise and introduce methods to estimate the gravity direction from an image. The proposed framework is validated by prototype application to a synthetic video, a commercial feature film, a ride film, and three point-of-view (POV) footages.
Keywords
ACCELERATION; ALGORITHMS; SIMULATOR; VELOCITY; POSITION; ACCELERATION; ALGORITHMS; SIMULATOR; VELOCITY; POSITION; Motion effect; Physical effect; Multimedia; Theater experience
ISSN
0942-4962
URI
https://pubs.kist.re.kr/handle/201004/126746
DOI
10.1007/s00530-013-0322-4
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