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Producing high-quality stereoscopic 3D content requires significantly more effort than preparing regular video footage. In order to assure good depth perception and visual comfort, 3D videos need to be carefully adjusted to specific viewing conditions before they are shown to viewers. While most stereoscopic 3D content is designed for viewing in movie theaters, where viewing conditions do not vary significantly, adapting the same content for viewing on home TV-sets, desktop displays, laptops,
doi:10.1145/2647868.2654899
dblp:conf/mm/CalagariTEDDMH14
fatcat:6iel2qrdqjcojmhkiuohgpn74q