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MVS-Synth-Absolute-Camera

camera map collage

Per-frame camera parameter annotations for the MVS-Synth dataset (120 scenes; 11,991 valid per-frame annotations), captioned by the Puffin-World model. More captioned datasets are provided in our Puffin-16M website.

The collage above visualizes the camera maps on sample images — each pair shows the up field (green arrows: the projected gravity-up direction) and the latitude field (colored contours: angle above/below the horizon).

Format

One .zip per scene<scene_id>.zip (e.g. 0000.zip).

Each zip unpacks to the original per-frame layout:

camera/0000.json
camera/0001.json
...

Each JSON holds the predicted monocular camera parameters:

field meaning unit
roll camera roll radians
pitch camera pitch radians
vfov vertical field of view radians
k1 radial distortion coefficient
parse_ok whether the model output parsed within valid ranges bool

Example:

{"roll": 0.0003, "pitch": 0.0641, "vfov": 0.8165, "k1": 0.0, "parse_ok": true}

Camera Parameter Distributions

Histograms of the predicted roll / pitch / vertical-FoV over all frames (proportion of valid samples per 10° bin; parse_ok=False samples excluded).

mvs_synth camera stats

split roll μ / med / σ pitch μ / med / σ FoV μ / med / σ
all (12K frames) 0.0° / 0.0° / 0.4° 3.3° / 3.7° / 9.7° 45.8° / 46.8° / 4.1°

Reading the distributions

  • Roll is tightly peaked at 0° (σ ≈ 0.4°) — captures are shot close to level.
  • Pitch carries a slight upward bias (median ≈ 3.7°, mean ≈ 3.3°) with σ ≈ 4–10° spread.
  • FoV concentrates around 43–51° (median ≈ 46.8°).

If you'd like a dataset with a more diverse and uniform distribution of camera parameters, please refer to our Puffin-4M and Puffin-16M datasets.

Dataset Download

You can download the entire dataset using the following command:

hf download KangLiao/MVS-Synth-Absolute-Camera --repo-type dataset

From Camera Parameters to Up and Latitude Fields

The released (roll, pitch, vfov, k1) annotations can be converted into the dense perspective-field representation used by Puffin-World. The conversion computes focal length from vfov, constructs a radial camera, and maps roll and pitch to the gravity direction. get_perspective_field then returns a normalized 2-channel up field and a 1-channel latitude field. The up field encodes the projected world-up direction at every pixel, while the latitude field measures each viewing ray's angular elevation relative to the horizon.

import json
import torch
from scripts.camera.geometry.camera import SimpleRadial
from scripts.camera.geometry.gravity import Gravity
from scripts.camera.geometry.perspective_fields import get_perspective_field
from scripts.camera.utils.conversions import fov2focal

with open("camera.json") as f:
    annotation = json.load(f)
roll, pitch, vfov, k1 = (
    annotation[key] for key in ("roll", "pitch", "vfov", "k1")
)

H, W = 512, 512
f = float(fov2focal(torch.tensor(vfov), H))
camera = SimpleRadial(torch.tensor(
    [W, H, f, f, W / 2, H / 2, k1, 0.0]
).float()).scale(torch.tensor([1.0, 1.0]))
gravity = Gravity.from_rp(torch.tensor(roll), torch.tensor(pitch))
up_field, latitude_field = get_perspective_field(camera, gravity)
# Shapes: [1, 2, H, W] and [1, 1, H, W]

Run the example from the Puffin-World directory. Use plot_vector_fields and plot_latitudes to render up-field arrows and latitude heatmaps or contours. See save_pf_visualization for an end-to-end visualization example.

Caption Pipeline

Beyond this captioned dataset, we also release a complete captioning pipeline for annotating camera parameters for arbitrary datasets, analyzing camera parameter distributions, and visualizing the corresponding camera maps. The pipeline is available in our GitHub repository.

Citation

If you find the captioned dataset useful for your research or applications, please cite the following papers using these BibTeX entries:

  @article{liao2025puffin,
    title={Thinking with Camera: A Unified Multimodal Model for Camera-Centric Understanding and Generation},
    author={Liao, Kang and Wu, Size and Wu, Zhonghua and Jin, Linyi and Wang, Chao and Wang, Yikai and Wang, Fei and Li, Wei and Loy, Chen Change},
    journal={arXiv preprint arXiv:2510.08673},
    year={2025}
  }

  @article{liao2026puffinworld,
    title={Puffin-World: Scaling a Unified Multimodal Model with Native 3D World States},
    author={Liao, Kang and Luo, Yihang and Wu, Xiao-Ming and Jin, Linyi and Wu, Size and Lin, Chunyu and Zhao, Yao and Wang, Fei and Li, Wei and Loy, Chen Change},
    journal={arXiv preprint arXiv:2609.04196},
    year={2026}
  }
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