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72 CHAPTER 5. IMPLEMENTATION AND INTERPRETATION OF RESULTS 5.2.3.2 A Third Camera The most obvious solution to correct the occlusions (caused by the lack of information of the two cameras used) is to include a third camera to fill the empty spaces. Unfortunately, the third camera cannot be automatically chosen, as the occlusions are due to the objects in in the image, which cause indeterminated spaces behind them, and a more detailed knownledge of the scene is needed in order to create an algorithm that selects it. Then, the user must choose himself among the different cameras available. The position where the virtual view has been created for all cases is (-5.78486, -0.431597, 0.001), an intermediate spot between cameras 2 and 3. The projection from those cameras are shown on 5.43 and 5.41. Then, a projection from camera 1, seen on Figure 5.39, is done, being that the most suitable for the purpose (in this case camera 4 was also tested with worse results). Figure 5.39: From Camera 1 Figure 5.40: Depth Map Figure 5.41: From Camera 2 Figure 5.42: Depth Map