We present a first approach towards panorama light-field imaging. By converting overlapping sub-light-fields into individual focal stacks, computing a panoramic focal stack from them, and converting the panoramic focal stack back into a panoramic light field, we avoid the demand for a precise reconstruction of scene depth.

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