3.02.01 – Case Study 01 – Aircraft interior scan : NCTech iSTAR : Immersive Viewer

NCTech Immersive Studio Viewer

The resultant processed image can be viewed within the NCTech Immersive Studio Viewer (as an immersive (interactive) image).

Numerous screenshots are taken to show details / issues.
Click all images for larger views.
All larger images are captured at screen resolution (approx 1920 x 1200).
Viewing angles are consistent across both the iSTAR and Spheron data (for comparison convenience).

11th September 2016 update
New images – I have added second captures in the cockpit showing consistent issues, as intention is to show actual results, not ‘cherry-pick’ beauty shots. I had originally chosen images that portrayed the output ‘as best as the available sample allowed.’
Please note ALL iSTAR images used in my cases studies were captured using 9 exposure / HDR Pro mode.
Firmware was current at time of capture

Above : iSTAR Zenith views (Original capture (top) and second capture (bottom))

Great job of managing the exposure contrast of sky / exterior (in main), using Exposure Fusion (post process)
Odd mismatch is image exposure it seems
Poorly stitched / resolved at image borders / zenith point.
Nice, wide field of view

Above : iSTAR Zenith : Maximum zoom, showing poor stitch operation.

Above : iSTAR Zenith – Maximum zoom, showing:

Above : iSTAR Right seat view

Lens flare
Poorly stitched (armrest)
Chromatic Aberration
Great job of managing the exposure contrast of sky / exterior (in main), using Exposure Fusion (post process)

Above : iSTAR Left seat

Lens flare
Poorly stitched (top, rear of seat etc)
Chromatic Aberration
Fairly decent job of managing the exposure contrast of sky / exterior (in main), using Exposure Fusion (post process). Sun has inevitably muscled in here though.