Camera transition matrix - perspective
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Let's suppose:
1) $XY$ plane is perpendicular to the surface of the street given by an area between the two green lines and a normal to this plane has the same "direction" as the yellow line,
2) $XY$ has only three degrees of freedom - moving along $X$, $Y$, $Z$ ($Z$ is $X$ x $Y$),
3) a limit for an $X$- along translation is when $P1$ is coincident to $P2$.
How does the $theta$ change while translating by an $[x,y,z]$ vector? How would it change if I added a rotation along any of the given axes and got rid of the point $3)$ (6 degrees of freedom)? Can you give me any hint where to look for an answer?
Hope everything is clear!
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$begingroup$
Let's suppose:
1) $XY$ plane is perpendicular to the surface of the street given by an area between the two green lines and a normal to this plane has the same "direction" as the yellow line,
2) $XY$ has only three degrees of freedom - moving along $X$, $Y$, $Z$ ($Z$ is $X$ x $Y$),
3) a limit for an $X$- along translation is when $P1$ is coincident to $P2$.
How does the $theta$ change while translating by an $[x,y,z]$ vector? How would it change if I added a rotation along any of the given axes and got rid of the point $3)$ (6 degrees of freedom)? Can you give me any hint where to look for an answer?
Hope everything is clear!
matrices
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$begingroup$
Let's suppose:
1) $XY$ plane is perpendicular to the surface of the street given by an area between the two green lines and a normal to this plane has the same "direction" as the yellow line,
2) $XY$ has only three degrees of freedom - moving along $X$, $Y$, $Z$ ($Z$ is $X$ x $Y$),
3) a limit for an $X$- along translation is when $P1$ is coincident to $P2$.
How does the $theta$ change while translating by an $[x,y,z]$ vector? How would it change if I added a rotation along any of the given axes and got rid of the point $3)$ (6 degrees of freedom)? Can you give me any hint where to look for an answer?
Hope everything is clear!
matrices
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Let's suppose:
1) $XY$ plane is perpendicular to the surface of the street given by an area between the two green lines and a normal to this plane has the same "direction" as the yellow line,
2) $XY$ has only three degrees of freedom - moving along $X$, $Y$, $Z$ ($Z$ is $X$ x $Y$),
3) a limit for an $X$- along translation is when $P1$ is coincident to $P2$.
How does the $theta$ change while translating by an $[x,y,z]$ vector? How would it change if I added a rotation along any of the given axes and got rid of the point $3)$ (6 degrees of freedom)? Can you give me any hint where to look for an answer?
Hope everything is clear!
matrices
matrices
asked Dec 23 '18 at 18:11
Filip WichrowskiFilip Wichrowski
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