Abstract
Selecting views is one of the most common but overlooked procedures in topics related to 3D scenes. Typically, existing applications and researchers manually select views through a trial-and-error process or "preset" a direction, such as the top-down views. For example, literature for scene synthesis requires views for visualizing scenes. Research on panorama and VR also require initial placements for cameras, etc. This article presents SceneViewer, an integrated system for automatic view selections. Our system is achieved by applying rules of interior photography, which guides potential views and seeks better views. Through experiments and applications, we show the potentiality and novelty of the proposed method.
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