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When Gaussian Splatting Meets 19th Century 3D Images

Summary by Terence Eden’s Blog
Depending on which side of the English Channel / La Manche you sit on, photography was invented either by Englishman Henry Fox Talbot in 1835 or Frenchman Louis Daguerre in 1839. By 1851, Englishman Sir David Brewster and Frenchman Jules Duboscq had perfected stereophotography. It led to an explosion of creativity in 3D photography, with the London Stereoscopic and Photographic Company becoming one of the most successful photographic companies o…
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When Gaussian Splatting Meets 19th Century 3D Images

Depending on which side of the English Channel / La Manche you sit on, photography was invented either by Englishman Henry Fox Talbot in 1835 or Frenchman Louis Daguerre in 1839. By 1851, Englishman Sir David Brewster and Frenchman Jules Duboscq had perfected stereophotography. It led to an explosion of creativity in 3D photography, with the London Stereoscopic and Photographic Company becoming one of the most successful photographic companies o…

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