Abstract. We visualize life-size sequential photographs of sports activities in a mixed reality (MR) environment. Wearing a video-see-through head-mounted display, an observer records the motions of a player using a handheld camera. Our system then places billboards in the three-dimensional MR space, on which the sequential photographs of the player’s motion are presented at life-size. In a user study, we found that the observers perceived the size of the motions more accurately than when viewing sequential photographs on a monitor display.

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[preprint] [ VRST 2020 poster ]

@InProceedings{muto2020life,
  title={Life-size Seaquential Photography in a Mixed Reality Environment},
  author={Muto, Shunji and Ijiri, Takashi},
  booktitle={VRST 2020 posters},
  year={2020}
}