Generation of three-dimensional content from stereo-panoramic view

It states that three-dimensional content can be generated from two slightly different panoramic view of a scene. The strength of this thought lies in both the intrinsic movement parallax and single effective viewpoint that is associated with the panoramic view of a scene. These factors when effectively put together have the potential to provide pure perspective image. Three-dimensional effect in a single panoramic image is realized by superimposing a pair of panoramic view images. A special fascination of the resultant image is that depending on how the initial panoramic views are generated, the natural scenery and three-dimensional effect in the composed anaglyph panorama differs. A pair of anaglyph glasses would be used by a group of people to view the depth effect in the stereoscopic panorama.