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    • Video Processing
    • Computational Photography

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    • Simultaneous video capture by multiple moving cameras often results in shaky footage.
    • Existing image stitching methods struggle with spatial and temporal artifacts in shaky videos.
    • Stabilization and stitching are typically performed separately, leading to suboptimal results.

    Purpose of the Study:

    • To develop a unified framework for joint video stitching and stabilization.
    • To address the challenges of spatial and temporal artifacts in videos from multiple moving cameras.
    • To improve the quality and coherence of stitched videos.

    Main Methods:

    • A unified framework for joint video stitching and stabilization is proposed.
    • Estimation of inter-camera motion and intra-video motion between neighboring frames.
    • Optimization of a virtual 2D camera path from original paths.
    • Space-temporal optimization incorporating inter- and intra-motion for an enlarged field of view.
    • Utilized a grid-based tracking method for robustness and even feature distribution.
    • Employed a mesh-based motion model to handle scene parallax.

    Main Results:

    • Demonstrated effectiveness on various consumer-level videos.
    • Successfully reduced spatial and temporal artifacts in stitched videos.
    • Achieved an enlarged field of view with improved visual quality.

    Conclusions:

    • The proposed unified framework effectively performs joint video stitching and stabilization.
    • The method overcomes limitations of applying image stitching directly to shaky videos.
    • A "Video Stitcher" plugin for Adobe After Effects was developed, showcasing the processed videos.