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affiliation (PhD 2018): University of Bath, Somerset, UK

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2018
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Alastair Barber:
Modern approaches to camera tracking within the visual effects pipeline. University of Bath, Somerset, UK, 2018

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Alastair Barber, Matthew Brown, Paul Hogbin, Darren Cosker:
Inferring changes in intrinsic parameters from motion blur. Comput. Graph. 52: 155-170 (2015)

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Alastair Barber, Darren Cosker, Oliver James, Ted Waine, Radhika Patel:
Camera tracking in visual effects an industry perspective of structure from motion. DigiPro 2016: 45-54
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Alastair Barber, Matthew Brown, Paul Hogbin, Darren Cosker:
Estimating camera intrinsics from motion blur. CVMP 2014: 6:1-6:10

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