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Analysis of ViewFinder and Viewfinder Systems for Virtual Scenes

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DOI: 10.23977/cpcs.2022.060103 | Downloads: 11 | Views: 787

Author(s)

Zhizhong Ren 1

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1 Beijing Tiantu Wanjing Technology Co., Beijing, China

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Zhizhong Ren

ABSTRACT

This thesis is based on a viewfinder for virtual scenes and a viewfinder system focused on research and analysis, which actually belongs to the field of film technology, this viewfinder contains a positioning module, which is focused on the use of passive position change information accurately obtained; displacement module is focused on the use of response to external input, i.e. to allow active position change information to be generated, steering module is mainly a response to external input to allow The communication module confirms the active and passive position change information, i.e. clarifies the change information of at least one object before the determined virtual scene image is accepted and displayed, the main purpose of the shooting position module is to respond to external operations and to document the shooting information comprehensively, in addition, the communication module can also send the shooting position information comprehensively, this virtual The viewfinder and viewfinder system of the virtual scene are fully capable of allowing the director to view the virtual scene during the operation.

KEYWORDS

Virtual scenes, viewfinder, viewfinder system

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Zhizhong Ren, Analysis of ViewFinder and Viewfinder Systems for Virtual Scenes. Computing, Performance and Communication Systems (2022) Vol. 6: 12-18. DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.23977/cpcs.2022.060103.

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