FreeOrbit4D: Training-Free Arbitrary Camera Redirection for Monocular Videos via Foreground-Complete 4D Reconstruction
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摘要
Camera redirection aims to replay a dynamic scene from a single monocular video under a user-specified camera trajectory. However, large-angle redirection is inherently ill-posed: a monocular video captures only a narrow spatio-temporal view of a dynamic 3D scene, providing severely limited observations of the underlying 4D world. The key challenge is therefore to recover a complete and coherent plenoptic representation from this limited input, with consistent geometry and coherent motion. While recent diffusion-based methods achieve impressive visual generation quality, they often break down under large-angle viewpoint changes far from the original trajectory, where missing visual grounding leads to severe geometric ambiguity and temporal inconsistency. To address this, we present FreeOrbit4D, an effective training-free framework that tackles this geometric ambiguity by recovering a foreground-complete 4D proxy as structural grounding for video generation. We obtain this proxy by decoupling foreground and background reconstructions: we unproject the monocular video into a static background and partial foreground point clouds in a unified global space, then leverage an object-centric multi-view diffusion model to synthesize multi-view images and reconstruct complete foreground point clouds in canonical object space. By aligning the canonical foreground point cloud to the global scene space via dense pixel-synchronized 3D–3D correspondences and projecting the foreground-complete 4D proxy onto target camera viewpoints, we provide geometric scaffolds (e.g., depth/visibility cues) that guide a conditional video diffusion model. Extensive experiments show that FreeOrbit4D produces more faithful and temporally coherent redirected videos under challenging large-angle trajectories, and our foreground-complete 4D proxy further opens a potential avenue for practical applications such as edit propagation and 4D data generation. Project page: https://freeorbit4d.vision.ischool.illinois.edu/