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The Natural Flow of Perspective: Reformulating Perspective Projection for Computer Animation
1990
Leonardo: Journal of the International Society for the Arts, Sciences and Technology
What essential information about natural scenes would have to be simulated to make convincing animated pictures?" This question can be answered by combining theories of perception, image analysis and computer graphics. The synthesis would form the foundation of realistic computer animation. Initial steps towards the answer are taken by exploring various aspects of perspective. Perspective refers to the appearance of things relative to the position and motion of the simulated observer. The term
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