Seems like 4 cameras are enough to capture the field of view, but I wonder if there would be benefit in installing more cameras, and, I guess, making each more "specialized"? As in, make each camera only responsible for a smaller region, to boost quality of image.
ShivanPatel2025
I thought the same @myxamediyar. I'm curious as to why they chose to go with four specifically and what factors played a part.
ElShroomster
I would assume that more cameras would obviously help but then again you have to worry about the computational power required to incorporate all the cameras into calculation as well as the hardware required to support them. I would assume that Oculus has found the perfect balance to where the cameras are the right amount.
Seems like 4 cameras are enough to capture the field of view, but I wonder if there would be benefit in installing more cameras, and, I guess, making each more "specialized"? As in, make each camera only responsible for a smaller region, to boost quality of image.
I thought the same @myxamediyar. I'm curious as to why they chose to go with four specifically and what factors played a part.
I would assume that more cameras would obviously help but then again you have to worry about the computational power required to incorporate all the cameras into calculation as well as the hardware required to support them. I would assume that Oculus has found the perfect balance to where the cameras are the right amount.