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Perfect depth in a single frame does not guarantee that the geometry of depth-to-stereo video remains temporally stable; frame-by-frame comparison misses contour jitter, the defect that dominates the viewing experience.
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10/15/2026
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Perfect Depth Maps, Broken Stereo Video: Why?
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