The phrase "capture stage" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to processes, projects, or workflows where a specific phase involves capturing information or data.
Example: "During the capture stage of the project, we will gather all necessary requirements from stakeholders."
Alternatives: "data collection phase" or "information gathering stage."
Here's how it will work: Actors bathed by several of Mr. Defoort's mesh grids give their performance on a motion capture stage, which takes images of the performance from a full circle of cameras.
At the capture stage, depth maps might be not well aligned with the corresponding objects.
For most applications, digital zoom is worthless (at the raw capture stage) and should only be done in data processing.
As explained in the Introduction, this algorithm was designed to work on-line following the capture stage, so a PC is not a good choice.
The applications show that active involvement of quality assessment beyond the capture stage of the biometric pipeline encourages the formulation of complex and accurate biometric quality assessment.
At the capture stage, depth can be precisely estimated in floating-point hight resolution, however, for compression and transmission it is usually converted to integer values (e.g., in 256 gray-scale gradations).
Scanning technologies such as Windows Mixed Reality capture stages can scan your likeness — but it will cost a pretty penny.
"One day, I ended up dripping sweat from handling the virtual camera on the motion-capture stage.
For his adaptation Mr. Spielberg created a style guide from the illustrations and put them on the walls when recording the actors on the performance-capture stage.
This study mostly focuses on the data capturing stage (1) for selecting an approach to take images from industrial projects, and (2) for suggesting SPP for an image-based 3D reconstruction of construction cases to achieve better IBM.
This work focuses on the data capturing stage of IBM and presents step-by-step photography procedure (SPP) for image-based 3D reconstruction modeling for the visualization of as-built data in construction projects.
