Patent ID: 11961202
Assignee: ILLUSCIO, INC.
Field: Computer technology (Electrical engineering)
Classification: CPC G | IPC G

Claim 15:
16. An editing system comprising:
one or more hardware processors configured to:
receive a point cloud that is defined with a plurality of points that are disconnected from one another and distributed in a three-dimensional (“3D”) space, wherein each point of the plurality of points is defined with positional data that defines a position of the point in the 3D space, and non-positional data that defines visual characteristics of the point at the position in the 3D space;
select a first emulated camera setting from a plurality of emulated camera settings with which to render the point cloud;
define a first depth-of-field that extends from a position of a virtual camera in the 3D space to a first depth in the 3D space based on a first emulated configuration of the virtual camera with the first emulated camera setting; and
determine a first set of points from the plurality of points positioned within the first depth-of-field, and a second set of points from the plurality of points positioned outside the first depth-of-field; and
apply different adjustments to one or more of the positional data or the non-positional data of the plurality of points based on the position of each point relative to the first depth-of-field, wherein applying the different adjustments comprises:
increasing one or more of a brightness or color saturation of the first set of points based on the first set of points being positioned within the first depth-of-field; and
increasing an amount with which the one or more of the positional data or the non-positional data of a particular point from the second set of points is adjusted based on a distance between the position of the particular point and the first depth-of-field, wherein increasing the amount comprises decreasing the one or more of the brightness or color saturation of the second set of points based on the distance between each point of the second set of points and the first depth-of-field.