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Volumetric Video

Volumetric filming is a technique that uses multiple cameras to capture a 3D image of a subject, allowing viewers to move around and interact with the content.

What is volumetric filming?

Volumetric filming is a technique that uses multiple cameras to capture a 3D image of a subject, allowing viewers to move around and interact with the content in real-time.

What is volumetric video used for?

Volumetric filming can be used to create immersive experiences for virtual reality or augmented reality applications, allowing users to interact with 3D objects or environments in real-time.

Further reading

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Related terms

AI Video

AI video is a video that’s been created by artificial intelligence — from scratch, or using an existing video clip as a starting point.

Synthetic Media

Synthetic media is a catch-all term to describe video, image, text, or voice that has been fully or partially generated using artificial intelligence.