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This video is better viewed in high definition. We have discovered that 3D reconstruction can be achieved from a single still photographic capture due to accidental motions of the photographer, even while attempting to hold the camera still. Although these motions result in little baseline and therefore high depth uncertainty, in theory, we can combine many such measurements over the duration of
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