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thank you for this work first of all. Currently I'm trying to reimplement this work in Pytorch and I'm facing a specific problem.
My problem is, that the rendered images seem to be shifted to a wrong direction, if I have to describe it like someone moved the camera. That's why I wanted to ask if someone could have an idea where I did my mistake.
I tried to follow this implementation of Nerfies as close as possible but written in Pytorch.
Here I have two example pictures, with the left being the rendered one and the right being the ground truth. I'm thankful for any help here.
Hello,
thank you for this work first of all. Currently I'm trying to reimplement this work in Pytorch and I'm facing a specific problem.
My problem is, that the rendered images seem to be shifted to a wrong direction, if I have to describe it like someone moved the camera. That's why I wanted to ask if someone could have an idea where I did my mistake.
I tried to follow this implementation of Nerfies as close as possible but written in Pytorch.
Here I have two example pictures, with the left being the rendered one and the right being the ground truth. I'm thankful for any help here.