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Parallax engine for 2D animation in cinematography

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Cinematography is an animated part of multimedia, where parallax engine can play a significant role in easing out the workflow. Animations are difficult to compose in precise terms while keeping the consistency of the work; the parallax engine is capable of yielding in multimedia proficiency. In this report, the main objective is to explain the proficiency that a parallax engine withholds when worked on a visual task, regardless of its type. The engine is consistent and efficient (99.98 %) after several tests. The testing was done on each key frame to understand how the pattern of the parallax works, and conclusion shows low error rate with a minor variation.

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We acknowledge TDT for research funding. The author S.S. acknowledges reviewers, Mr. D. Lindor, Mr. S.M. Jayden, Mr. J. Lange, and Mr. E.S. Norman, and Prof. Nilesh Patel for their valuable comments and suggestions.

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Jha, S.K., Shorko, S. Parallax engine for 2D animation in cinematography. SIViP 11, 487–491 (2017). https://doi.org/10.1007/s11760-016-0985-3

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